You've probably heard about CompUSA shutting down all 103 of their stores over the next few weeks, and word just got out that the inventory clearance sale starts soon. As it stands right now the first markdown will be 10% off of everything in the store, and that will be happening on Wednesday, December 12.
A few weeks back I finally broke down and bought the ESET Smart Security suite (review). I needed two licenses for it, and I decided to just buy the two-year subscription up front so that I could take advantage of the extra savings. In the end my total came out to $103.99, but it was worth it for two licenses and two years of protection from one of the best security companies around.
Tomorrow is the big day! We've been doing all we can to prepare you for the ultimate shopping experience. We even put together an article which contained many of the Black Friday 2007 ads for easy viewing.
The last Black Friday article that we did received some good feedback, and some people emailed us wondering where they can go to get more Black Friday ads.
Dell just posted a $400 deal for the Vostro 1000 laptop computer, with Windows XP Home or with Vista Home Basic. That's the same price of both the Asus Eee PC and the OLPC, which are no where near full-featured computers.
If you missed out on the 2GB flash drive deal a few months back don't sweat it. Not only is the 2GB drive available for $4.95, but there is also a 4GB drive available for a mere $14.95! And if that's still too much for your pocketbook pick up the 1GB drive for free.
There are all kinds of websites available for finding great deals, but a lot of times it takes some extra work to find the items that you're looking for. With the holiday season coming up I'm sure you'll be trying to hunt down all kinds of stuff for friends and family, but you don't have to go out of your way to save some money.
Those of you living in the United States know that Thanksgiving is approaching pretty quickly which means turkey and football! For some, the more important date is the day AFTER Thanksgiving otherwise known as Black Friday (for those of you living outside of the United States, you can read about the experience that Ryan and I had last year to give you an idea of what Black Friday is all about).
If you thought the Toshiba HD DVD Player that Wal-Mart started selling for $198 was a good deal, just wait, it gets even better. It appears that Wal-Mart is starting their day-after-Thanksgiving sale a little early. On Friday (November 2nd) starting at 8 am, they'll be offering a bunch of "secret in-store specials." Among them are that Toshiba HD DVD player we mentioned the other day for $98.87.
If you're reading this, there's a pretty good chance that you have a soft-spot for electronics. With so many electronic toys and gadgets to choose from, and many places to buy, it can be difficult to know where the best place is to buy.
We've got yet another deal if you missed out on the 30GB Zunes for $100, and you think that brown is the new black. Woot is slashing the price of the brown Zune media player back to $80 simply because "." Tack on the $5 shipping charge and you've got yourself a 30GB media player for a mere $85!
Given that today is Blog Action Day we're supposed to write about how you can "live green." Well, we also thought it would be fitting to try and save you some green today! ;)
Download Squad must have their deal huntin' glasses on today because they snatched up a one-time offer by Handango. For today only (until midnight Central Time) you can get CodeWallet Pro 6 for free on your Pocket PC. You don't have to sell your soul, sacrifice a goat, or anything along those lines.
If you've been itching to get your hands on a low-cost media player there may not be another chance like this this. Woot is currently selling refurbished 30GB Zune's for a whopping $100 (+ $5 for shipping)! That's just crazy!
So you just got paid and you've got some money burning a whole in your pocket? It would be silly of you to waste that money on unimportant things like food, rent, or gas. Don't worry, today we're going to show you the true meaning of life through the eyes of a geek. So bust out your checkbook, because we've got some deals for you!
Sometimes finding a great deal online is like trying to win something out of a claw machine. The key is knowing how to beat the claw machines, and there are some techniques that can let you walk away a winner (watch the video at the end of this post).
For a limited time only you can get the Deluxe version of Bejeweled for free (normally $14.95)! The offer comes from PopCap.com as a gift to mom’s on Mother’s Day, but it is valid until Wednesday, May 23. Here’s what you have to do to get your free Bejeweled Deluxe game for Windows:
Linspire is currently offering version 5 of their popular operating system at no cost! Linspire Five-0, as they call it, is normally $49.95 from their site but you can signup to download the digital version without paying a thing.
Amazon (only in the United States) is currently offering the Kaspersky Antivirus for free (actually $-0.01) after you mail in two rebates that are each worth $25. I know, rebates are a pain but it might just be worth it knowing that you are using one of the highest rated antivirus applications available.
This is obviously only important for United States residents who still have to file taxes (which are due April 17, 2007), but it is quite a steal that you should scoop up as soon as you can! H&R Block is currently offering TaxCut Premium and Deduction Pro software at no cost to you!
