Wow, some HDTVs be gettin’ cheap. Sure, this is Walmart’s in-store brand, but it’s from a respectable OEM and let’s be honest: pedigree or no pedigree, you’re getting a better TV for $600 here than you could get for twice that price last year. It’s LED-lit, 120Hz, it’s got a ton of inputs — perfect for a college apartment, hmm? Buy! [via Deal News] → Read More
So you’ve picked up StarCraft 2, and realized that your 17 inch monitor that you’ve been using for the last few years just isn’t cutting it any more. It’s time to upgrade. Check out this deal on NewEgg, you can pick up Sceptre’s 27-inch HD LCD Gaming Monitor for a quite reasonable $249.99. The 27-inch Sceptre is 1080p, features a 2ms response time, and has VGA, DVI, and HDMI inputs. Get it here. Then use Promo code EMCYVNX69. You can thank me later. This deal is only good until August 4th, so don’t forget to hurry. → Read More
Thinking of pre-ordering StarCraft II? Then only place to go right now is Dell Home; it’s $10 cheaper than anywhere else. Oh, Dell Home you always have deals. what gives?
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It’s the pre-back-to-school rush (or maybe the pre-pre rush) and every electronics retailer and e-tailer knows that students love new laptops. Best Buy and Walmart both have a Celeron 900-based 15.6″ laptop with 2GB of RAM and a 250GB hard drive. Best Buy’s is Toshiba, plus it has DDR3 RAM instead of DDR2, so I’d go with that one. They aren’t anything special, but the fact is these are better computers than you could get for a grand a year or two ago. If you need a holdover notebook before switching to a Mac or nicer PC, this would be a good time to buy. → Read More
Do you love the look and feel of cappuccino leather? Do you have digitized media that needs to be stored? Do you have $70 burning a hole in your pocket? Then today is your lucky day, friend. Amazon’s got a nice deal on this decadent-looking Iomega (that looks like it should be full of whiskey) right now. $70 for 500GB ain’t the best deal in the entire world, but sometimes you need a touch of leather in your life. Update: deal’s over, it’s back to $100 bucks. → Read More
Just a quick note to anyone thinking of buying an extra Wiimote, charger, or HDMI cable: they’re all 10% off at NewEgg until the 10th. Just use promo code EMCYTYR22 at checkout and save a buck or two. [via GoNintendo] → Read More
Mmmm… I love me a jump hour. Mitch at Watchismo is holding a sale on most of his vintage stock including a crazy Jaeger LeCoultre Masterquartz LED and a bunch of Jump Hour “digital” watches from before the era of digital.
This crazy Sicura is particularly amazing with its battery lamp lighting up a handwind movement. → Read More
From now until July 31, if you buy a SnapScan S1500 or S1500M scanner and sign up for Evernote Premium, Fujitsu will send you a check for $50, basically reimbursing you for the cost of Evernote Premium. If you’ve been looking for a reason to upgrade to Evernote Premium, or if you’re in the market for a new scanner anyway, this is a pretty good deal. → Read More
Seriously? $499 for a Win7 laptop? It’s basically the NV5387u, a pretty rough old girl with a Turion II processor and 4GB RAM but the bugger runs Windows 7 Home Premium 64-bit Ultra Supper Club Bill’s Choice++ so you’re good in that respect. → Read More
This is crazy. Storage is so damn cheap now. It wasn’t that long ago that 2TB drives cost north of $300 and now this Western Digital drive can be had for $109 after a $40 mail-in rebate. Hopefully next year around this time we’ll be saying the same thing about 3TB hard drives. → Read More
Yeah, you read that headline right. This is a CrunchDeal for 100 Spider-Man batteries for only $29. How cool is that. But be warned, they are not cross-compatible with DC paraphernalia such as your Batman flashlight or Wonder Woman vibrator. [UWantSavings via Deals.Woot] → Read More
Hodinkee posted a nice little discount on Wolf Designs watch winders. The winders are still crazy expensive but they’re very high quality and they’ll be nice to your nice watches, if you let them.
Details and video review after the jump. → Read More
That’s…. quite a lot of photos to get for free! Do you have a drive full of snapshots from the last couple years that you’ve never really gotten around to printing? Well, now’s your chance. All you have to do is sign up for a new account at ArtsCow and you can get 150 (100 4×6″ and 50 5×7″) printed immediately. You’re limited to 150 per month, but hey, that’s 150 more free prints than you had last month. → Read More
Just to help you spend your paycheck today, we’ve got another CrunchDeal for you. Let’s say you’re running out of space, so you don’t have enough room to download Left 4 Dead 2. No problem, Newegg.com is selling a Western Digital Caviar Green 1TB drive for $70. This is the SATA 3.0Gb/s version, with the 4kb physical sectors. That makes it perfect for Windows 7, but no so great for XP. You can still use it, but it’ll require WD’s Align application. It’s still a great deal at $70, particularly if you have something like a NAS. The Western Digital Caviar Green drives actually run a little cooler then most other models, so you shouldn’t run into thermal issues. [via Tech Report] → Read More
Curse you Steam store, and all your weekend deals. I’m weak before your offers of gaming goodness, and my list of games in the new Steam client grows ever larger. It’s particularly bad when you offer games like Left 4 Dead 2 for $20. Don’t tell my wife, I just clicked on that buy button. → Read More
I remember I had a Casio calculator watch that could pick lottery numbers. Why? I don’t know. I think I also had a data bank watch, very similar to this one, that I was able to use to keep all of my important phone numbers at age twelve. Those numbers probably included my friend Danny’s, my friend Richie’s, and maybe my own home phone number. Anyway, you can get one for yourself for $19.99 with one penny shipping. → Read More
This is just crazy. Newegg has a killer deal on 1GB 204-pin DDR3 stick of RAM. It’s only $1.99 after a mail-in rebate. Sure, you’re going to pay $21.99 + $2.99 for shipping, but then there’s that nice $20 rebate. That’s so cheap you could justify buying this for a keychain accessory alone. → Read More
I had a few of these when I was a kid and they were great fun. You basically only have four notes in C Major (8 reeds total) but you can play a few simple songs including, but not limited to, songs in C Major. → Read More
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