Future Shop has a pretty good deal on video games if you happen to live in Alberta, BC, Saskatchewan or Manitoba – $5 off any video game from now until January 31st. All you need to do is print off the following coupon, and cheap(er) video games can be yours!
[via CheapAssGamer]
Today’s Dell Deals are:
– Kingston 4GB High Capacity SD Memory Card for $169 $89
– Sony DRBT10CX Bluetooth Stereo Ear Bud Headset for $139 $49
– Sanyo Eneloop 8 AA Pre-Charged Rechargeable Batteries for $49 $19
4GB is huge for an SD card but its read/write speeds are terribly slow. With 2MB/s it can take over 5 minutes to copy large files like video.
The hot deal here is the Sanyo Eneloop 8 AA Rechargeable Batteries. Enveloop’s rechargeable batteries are of good quality and with the “Very slow self discharge” feature these batteries are ideal for digital cameras or Wiimotes which are not used on a regular basis. $19 is the lowest price you could get for these batteries. If you use rechargeable batteries I strongly recommend this deal.
The Sony Bluetooth Stereo Ear Bud Headset isn’t that great. These bluetooth headsets haven’t been that successful.
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– UltraSharp 2707WFP 27-inch Wide-Screen Flat Panel WITH Soundbar $1,638 $1,399
– Dell 30″ 3007WFP UltraSharp Widescreen Flat Panel Monitor $1,699 $1,199
– DELL MS Lab Standard – 1500 VA Dell Smart-UPS by APC $666 $199
Today’s deals are awesome but the items on sale are all expensive so even after the discount they’re still pricey.
The 27†monitor is a new model and it’s the first time it goes on sale. The 30†model is cheaper coz it has a slower response time of 14ms which can have an apparent effect when playing games (it will take 14 milliseconds for the monitor to display your moves). For regular computer use the response time doesn’t matter.
The Smart-UPS protects electronic devices like computers, home theatres, etc. from power surges. You can’t find this anywhere for less than $199. Beware though, it’s 29 lbs!
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Travel in Comfort class (economy) between Toronto-Montréal and Toronto-Ottawa for the amazing one-way fare of only $59 (before taxes). This promotional fare is applicable to travel completed not later than May 23, 2007 (inclusive), so don’t delay!
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I got an email from Stefanie S. about a Microsoft Canada contest. Thanks Stefanie 🙂
Hello, I found a deal on the Microsoft Canada site – win Vista and Office 2007.
– ASUS MyPal A636N GPS PDA – Deluxe Mobile Navigator Pro $599 $369
– Startech USB Bluetooth Adapter $29 $15
– Kensington CC055 Cross Cut Personal-Shredder $79 $39
Today’s deals aren’t as good as yesterday’s 22″ monitor. The ASUS GPS PDA is reasonably priced for a GPS device but there are complains about it taking a long time to locate (lock) signals. If you’re going to place it in your car you’ll need to buy a special mount and this could turn out to be a hassle. So bottom line is, unless you’re desperate for GPS forget about this GPS PDA.
The USB Bluetooth Adapter and Personal-Shredder are cold deals. You could get them for similar prices at Future Shop or Staples.
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I came across this awesome deal at FutureShop. The BenQ X700 Multimedia Keyboard – Designed by BMW is on sale for $69.99 $17.99.
Unfortunately this keyboard isn’t wireless, but it has a neat design and features 13 Internet “hot” key buttons, enhanced function keys, as well as a WideTrack scroll wheel built-into the keyboard.
Shipping costs ~$1.99 if you live in Ontario. Right now Future Shop has 36 left in stock.
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Today’s Dell Canada deals are:
– Dell E228WFP 22″ Widescreen LCD Flat Panel Monitor w/HDCP: $399 $299
– DLink Systems DWA-142 USB 2.0 Wireless N Adapter: $99 $69
– IOGear Wireless Laser Mouse with Nano Technology: $49 $19
The 22″ screen is a pretty hot deal. If you still have one of these ugly fat CRT screens this could be a good time to change.
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Purchase must be made before January 26 and the form must be mailed in before February 23, 2007.
A lot of you don’t play in our forums which is a shame, because if you did, you would have read this terrific find from poster kdoucette. Originally from Independent Sources;
Attn: Entrepreneurs
Everyone knows that if you are going to operate a business in today’s world you need a domain name. It is advisable to look at the domain name selected as other see it and not just as you think it looks. Failure to do this may result in situations such as the following (legitimate) companies who deal in everyday humdrum products and services but clearly didn’t give their domain names enough consideration:
1. A site called ‘Who Represents‘ where you can find the name of the agent that represents a celebrity. Their domain name… wait for it… is
www.whorepresents.com
2. Experts Exchange, a knowledge base where programmers can exchange advice and views at
www.expertsexchange.com
3. Looking for a pen? Look no further than Pen Island at
www.penisland.net
4. Need a therapist? Try Therapist Finder at
www.therapistfinder.com
5. Then of course, there’s the Italian Power Generator company…
www.powergenitalia.com
6. And now, we have the Mole Station Native Nursery, based in New South Wales:
www.molestationnursery.com
7. If you’re looking for computer software, there’s always
www.ipanywhere.com
8. Welcome to the First Cumming Methodist Church. Their website is
www.cummingfirst.com
9. Then, of course, there’s these brainless art designers, and their whacky website:
www.speedofart.com
10. Want to holiday in Lake Tahoe? Try their brochure website at
www.gotahoe.com
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