Smurfberries Price

Smurfberries are the rare items in the popular Iphone and Ipad app Smurfs' Village. These items are optional to buy when you play this big hit social game which is very much like Facebook's Farmville.

Smurfs' Village is from Capcom. The Smurfs' Village, just like Farmville, begins with a small plot of land and one mushroom house. From these, you can quickly progress and build nice houses, larger lands, and elaborate gardens.

The game is free to download and play, but it is the in-app content of Smurfberries that will cost you. However you will need the Smurfberries to 'quickly' progress in this game. Below are the Smurfberries prices as you buy them from the app store.

1. 1BUCKET OF SMURFBERR$4.99
2. 2BUSHEL OF SMURFBERRIES$9.99
3. 3BUCKET OF SMURFBERRIES$4.99
4. 4BUSHEL OF SMURFBERRIES$11.99
5. 5BARREL OF SMURFBERRIES$24.99
6. 6WAGON OF SMURFBERRIES$99.99
7. 7BARREL OF SMURFBERRIES$29.99
8. 8WHEELBARROW OF SMURFBERRIES$59.99
9. 9WHEELBARROW OF SMURFBERRIES$49.99

Be careful before you or your child taps (again) to purchase a bushel of Smurfberries.  It could cost you a lot of real money for sure.

The Google Chrome OS and the Google Chrome Laptop

On December 7, 2010 Google unveiled their very first laptop named Cr-48 with its own Chrome OS.  These laptops were colored black, no branding, no logos, no stickers, and distributed to a limited number of qualified hardware and software testers.

Google Chrome Laptop Specs
(from http://www.engadget.com/2010/12/07/google-unveils-cr-48-the-first-chrome-os-laptop/)

• 12.1-inch screen
• Full size keyboard
• Oversized clickpad
• Qualcomm Gobi 3G chip for Verizon data in the US, your carrier of choice internationally
• 802.11n dual-band WiFi
• 8+ hours of active use
• 8+ days of standby
• Webcam
• Flash storage

Google Chrome OS Facts

• Essentially a web browser - built and optimized for the Web
• Linux-based, open source
• Not available for download 
• Pre-shipped with a Chrome laptop
• Apps are available from the Chrome Web Store

“By building an experienced based totally on the web, 

we’ve made all of the user experiences instant." - Sunjar Pichai

This OS is still under beta testing and only a few people will receive the Chrome OS and Chrome laptop Cr-48.  Expect though by mid 2011 that Acer and Samsung will lead the distribution of these netbooks for mass roll out.