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Deals, Deals, Deals #2 (modified 0 times) ckbone Profile We're always finding them everywhere. Post their location or URL, any other useful information. Everyone benefits..... 07-01-2001 18:12:01

RE:Deals, Deals, Deals #2 (modified 0 times) 02U2 Profile CompUSA has the Retail Maxtor 3.5" 30GB 5400Rpm Harddrive for $59.99 AFTER $30 "instant rebate" (and $20 mail in rebate .) SKU 282258 (In store flyer this week) This price even beats ALL of the local OEMs in my area. http://www.compusa.com/rebates/rebate_pdfs/01_38686pad.pdf 07-01-2001 20:24:58

128 mb Compact Flash card for $64.99 (lowest yet) (modified 0 times) Randy Profile Get a Viking 128 mb Compact Flash card for $64.99 now! Get 'em while they're available: First click here for their Viking 128 megabyte Compact Flash card at the sale price of $99.99 plus free shipping. Then use the coupon code "AMZNDSVRCARD" at checkout for an instant additional $10 off. Finally print this rebate coupon and mail it in for another $25 off direct from Viking. Randy ePods hack web site 07-02-2001 04:59:35

RE:Deals, Deals, Deals #2 (modified 0 times) Greenspark Profile If you've already used that code, HTMALEMALAMZ for $10 off $60 purchase seems to work, and JUNSUMMERTHY is good for $5 off $35 if you're getting something else. 07-02-2001 05:50:08

RE:Deals, Deals, Deals #2 (modified 0 times) ckbone Profile Best Buy has Maxtor 15gig 5200rpm ATA100 hard drives for $44.95 after $20 rebate.....cheap as I ever saw one. 07-02-2001 10:12:55

RE:Deals, Deals, Deals #2 (modified 0 times) SteveInNC Profile While I certainly appreciate the intent of the "Deals" threads, I'd like to point out that there are other sources for this type of info, usually with a broader readership, resulting in even more finds, usually updated hourly. www.anandtech.com is one such place. Look in the Community/Hot Deals category. 07-03-2001 11:23:30

RE:Deals, Deals, Deals #2 (modified 0 times) Glitch Profile SteveInNC: The "narrow readership" of this page is probably an advantage. If I find a really good deal I usually tell my best buddies first, then wait a day for them to act on it. Then I will announce it somewhere on this BBS. Usually a few days later it will trickle out to Anandtech, TechBargains, etc. By using this method your local friends and BBS friends get first chance at the deal. I do it this way because the great deals usually go pretty fast. I would rather have people I know benefit from the deal than complete strangers. I hope that others here feel the same way. Glitch Electronics run on smoke, if you let the smoke out they won't work 07-03-2001 11:51:14

RE:Deals, Deals, Deals #2 (modified 0 times) ckbone Profile BestBuy has Samsung 15" flat panel monitors model 570v for $399.....This monitor has the brightest screen of any I've seen. Looks like prices are beginning to drop on these things. 07-04-2001 06:06:49

RE:Deals, Deals, Deals #2 (modified 0 times) laserfan Profile MicroCenter has several $399 LCDs on sale, including an NEC/Mitsubishi 1530V (15.1") which appears also to have built-in speakers. I have an NEC Z1 w/15" LCD and it's spectacular. I was in there just the other day, and was surprised by the differences in LCD quality from one monitor to the next. Might've guessed they'd all look pretty much the same but there was quite a wide variance, so much so that I've decided if I go after one I will have to see it first. Hoping we can hack-into the IBM Netstations so I can put mine to use w/a new LCD! 07-04-2001 06:33:51

RE:Deals, Deals, Deals #2 (modified 0 times) 02U2 Profile It had a good review too! http://srd.yahoo.com/goo/SyncMaster+570V/7/*http://www.zdnet.com/products/stories/scorecard/0,8825,479388,00.html http://www.pcstats.com/articleview.cfm?articleID=682 07-04-2001 06:53:59

RE:Deals, Deals, Deals #2 (modified 0 times) apaulo Profile | Email Pcliquidator has a 2x parallel port cdrom burner for 79.99 with reasonable shipping. http://www.pcliquidator.com/hp7500e.htm Not very fast, but this will avoid any problems with usb dropping out in the middle of a burn. 07-05-2001 07:02:40

RE:Deals, Deals, Deals #2 (modified 0 times) old_dog Profile Looking for an expansion chassis for your IOpener? Here is a brand new IBM docking station with a 24X CDROM and expansion for a hard drive for $25.33. Just buy an external IDE cable from BadFlash and who knows? Maybe it could be a rival for ckbone's slick IOpener docking/base station Hack? http://www.firesale.com/cgi-bin/firesale/scan/st=db/ml=20/sf=%3a%2a/su=yes/op=rm/tf=cat/to=f/tf=price/to=n/se=310250%2d001?id=29Kb4UPH 07-05-2001 13:02:15

RE:Deals, Deals, Deals #2 (modified 0 times) ckbone Profile Old_Dog.....your link to me to a Compaq unit. I can't tell too much from the posted specs. It runs off 110v....why? Maybe has an internal power supply to run some 12v stuff. No info on what type of cdrom....it probably has some non-standard interface (not 44 pin). That would make necessary a special adapter...not easy to find. Anybody know anything else about these units? Price is right. Deal of the day: 32mb compact flash $20 after rebate from CircuitCity. Centon brand....you could buy three units max..... 07-05-2001 16:34:11

RE:Deals, Deals, Deals #2 (modified 0 times) old_dog Profile Oops, your right! That's a Compaq unit not an IBM unit. I downloaded a PDF of the specs and illustration. It really doesn't help much. However, the fact that it states that the expansion bay can accommodate a ZIP, LS-120, or second hard drive leads me to believe (optimistically) that the second interface on the IDE channel is standard. Also, hopefully, with a separate power supply the unit might be rigged to run a powerleap or a turbochip adapter. I have one V2 up and running and two more still sealed in the box. I have to do something with them, so maybe I'll just buy one and see. I'll let you know! 07-06-2001 08:32:09

RE:Deals, Deals, Deals #2 (modified 0 times) joneal2 Profile Just ran across this info on a USB mouse. "Logitech 2-Button USB Mouse for $3.50. It has the Logitech M-U34 2-Button USB Mouse, emblazoned with an "I-Opener" logo, for $3.50 at All Electronics with $6 in shipping. This mouse has a six-foot cord. /http://www.allelectronics.com/cgi-bin/category.cgi?category=search&item=MSE-5&type=store Jao 07-08-2001 11:02:52

RE:Deals, Deals, Deals #2 (modified 0 times) 02U2 Profile Staples just had ANOTHER "Grand opening sale" This morning, This time one could get an Epson printer and a Flatbed scanner for $9.99 each! Pny "black in color" CDR media for $5, etc. I saw the Sunday newspaper "AD Flyer" 20 minutes before opening today while having my coffee, Made it there just as they opened their doors. I was at the end of a line of about 50-60 people. Got a printer and scanner! there was about 3 or 4 left after I grabbed mine. They lasted 30 seconds... $21 bucks out the door! I wonder how many more "grand opening sales" staples is going to have? Love these loss leaders! 07-15-2001 14:53:03

RE:Deals, Deals, Deals #2 (modified 0 times) ckbone Profile OK....this is the last time I'm going to report ram prices. BestBuy has PNY 128meg sodimm for $19.99 after $10 rebate. If you haven't upgraded to 128meg, now is the time. FWIW...There are at least two types of this PNY ram....one with Toshiba chips, one with Hyundai chips. The Toshiba type is faster, although the specs are the same. You can see the chip brand through the plastic container. Try to get the Toshiba type...... BestBuy had a lot of stuff on sale today. I found a pile of new Canon BJC2110 printers for $26.99 after rebate. These are nice, small printers, USB and parallel. They have both color and B/W cartridges.....the B/W go for $7.50. They would go with an I-Opener really well. 07-16-2001 16:41:38

RE:Deals, Deals, Deals #2 (modified 0 times) *SF* Profile Ok, this is No Big Deal, But If You find yourself in Circuit City anyhow. AOL is giving away FREE Version 6.0 CDs. The Deal is they are in DVD Cases ! Even If You don't need any Replacement DVD cases ? They make Great Carrying Cases for a CDR or CDRW, Plus up to 2 Floppies. I use them for Back & Forth to WORK. The Cover Paper is easily Replaced or just Flipped over. 07-16-2001 19:02:17

RE:Deals, Deals, Deals #2 (modified 0 times) zyxw Profile | Email Hi, Not sure if this quite qualifies as a "deal deal deal" but buy.com is selling 256MB CF (Kingston type 1 I believe) for $167.95 and there is a $20 mail in rebate lowering the cost to $147.95 after mail in rebate. If you buy $250 or more $25 comes off. Thus any other $90 item will get you $25 off. The page for the CF is at http://www.us.buy.com/retail/product.asp?sku=10265781&hdwt=30421&loc=14617 and yes I know you can buy a dozen of them for $2 each on ebay (with Linux and W2K loaded no doubt)... this is for those who are ebay allergic 07-16-2001 21:42:13

RE:Deals, Deals, Deals #2 (modified 0 times) zyxw Profile | Email If anyone is interested, Compgeeks is selling USB-Serial adapters for $16.95 plus S&H. Which I think is about the lease expensive I've seen these on sale for. It's at http://www.compgeeks.com/details.asp?invtid=Y-105 07-18-2001 10:51:40

RE:Deals, Deals, Deals #2 (modified 0 times) Linuxguru Profile | Email Not directly I-Opener related, but here goes: HP Kayak XU P-II/400 (dual CPU capable, but only one CPU installed) server (tower). $299 at WeirdStuff Warehouse, Sunnyvale. Sun Sparcstation 10 pizza box (dual CPU capable). $100 at Weirdstuff Warehouse. There's considerable quantity of these, so it looks like some dotcom imploded (or maybe these are being unloaded by Sun themselves). Black canvas carrying case for Fujitsu Stylistic 1000 RF (with hole for antenna). $12.50 at Halted Specialties, Santa Clara. Combo ISA 56k modem and 10BaseT NIC, with integrated 4-port 10BaseT hub, all in one half-sized ISA card. $17.50 at Halted Specialties, Santa Clara. 07-28-2001 15:42:08

RE:Deals, Deals, Deals #2 (modified 0 times) StrangeDog Profile I bought a 12x DVD-Rom from Circuit City for $39.99 with a $20 rebate for a total of $19.99+tax. Of course they have none in the store for that price (looks like they had 2 per store) and I had to back order but the cleck said I'd get it early next week (with two weeks to spare on the rebate). SD 07-31-2001 20:45:01

USB Ethernet Adapter Free AR (modified 0 times) KneuB_2 Profile | Email Circuit City is selling a USB ethernet adapter "Free After Rebate" this week end. I don't know the model or make yet. 08-03-2001 12:22:21

RE:Deals, Deals, Deals #2 (modified 0 times) apaulo Profile | Email Now pc100 128 meg stick is 20 with no rebates at bestbuy.com or brick and mortar store. http://www.bestbuy.com/detail.asp?&b=0&e=11009180&m=1581&cat=1588&scat=1586 08-04-2001 23:49:02

RE:Deals, Deals, Deals #2 (modified 0 times) apaulo Profile | Email Ignore previous post. Price is back up to 29, with $10 rebate. Was a temporary misprice. 08-05-2001 16:07:20

RE:Deals, Deals, Deals #2 (modified 0 times) Starman97 Profile Two deals I found in the Sunday paper... Buy a Maxtor 40G-5400 for $99 and get a Palm M100 free (after $130 rebate) at CompUSA Until 8/11 And Buy a D-Link DSB-650 USB-10Base Ethernet for $25 and get two rebates, $20 and $5 from Circuit City. The DSB-650 can be dismantled and mounted inside the IO. Until 8/11 08-05-2001 22:25:28

RE:Deals, Deals, Deals #2 (modified 0 times) thnkgrn Profile Course, if you really want to get fancy on the Palm/40gb deal. Look closely at the rebate forms and you will realize that they both ask for COPIES of the UPC, not the original. If you were in the mind to do it, you could buy them, photocopy the UPC' submit the rebates and then return them unopened for free rebate cash. What... I cant help it if they slipped up in their wording on the rebate. Thnkgrn "And in the end, the love you take is equal to the love you make" 08-06-2001 07:22:17

RE:Deals, Deals, Deals #2 (modified 0 times) Starman97 Profile Umm.. no thanks, Postal Fraud's not my idea of a good time.. The thought did cross my mind to sell the Palm on eBay, they still get about $100 for so for them un-opened. But, it's really not worth my time, and besides, I really wanted both items. I can use my IO as a data entry terminal for the Palm, and the 40Gig as MP3 storage. Those new 40G drives are pretty quiet, and I use the Computergate IDE trays for all my IDE drives now for easy swapping. 08-07-2001 20:25:27

RE:Deals, Deals, Deals #2 (modified 0 times) 02U2 Profile Office max Sunday sale FLYER shows Iomega "Predetor" EXTERNAL USB CDR/RW for $149.99 In store rings up @ $249.99 I showed the early ad and got it for the $149.99 price! I believe there is a $50 mail in rebate too? Is this a flyer price typo? If it is better hurry! 09-01-2001 13:26:50

RE:Deals, Deals, Deals #2 (modified 0 times) 02U2 Profile Correct sp to "Predator" 09-01-2001 13:29:11

RE:Deals, Deals, Deals #2 (modified 0 times) 02U2 Profile Bestbuy has the MAG LT501 15" LCD Display advertized for $350 plus $50 rebate. I got one new in box this morning and it has a good picture. I'm using it right now. .297 mm Dot pitch and 1024x768 Res. I looked at it side by side with a few others and it seems to be the brightest of all on display and better response time IMHO than the Viewsonic. One thing is, there is 1 stuck on pixel near the lower center of the screen on this LT501. I'm exchanging it in a few days..... Otherwise for the price I GOT it for I'm happy ($250+ tax Not including rebate. This will work great as a replacement display for the Toshiba P-III 700 notebook I scored on a few months ago. Urban survival 09-02-2001 13:52:04

RE:Deals, Deals, Deals #2 (modified 0 times) *SF* Profile I bought a 15" LCD @ Wal-Mart for $399 (KDS Rad 5), I Love It ! ( It got Good Reviews too ) O2U2> for the price I GOT it for I'm happy ($250+ tax Not including rebate. I want that Deal !!! (Any Clues ?) http://www.bestbuy.com/detail.asp?e=11082717&m=488&cat=497&scat=501 For $200 After Rebate, I am ready for a Second 15" LCD! http://www.edgeworld.com/notebook/old/dead.htm is a Great Little Program, it cycles thur 4 Basic Colors & Clearly shows any Dead Pixels. 09-02-2001 14:53:56

RE:Deals, Deals, Deals #2 (modified 0 times) ckbone Profile Yeah....LCDs are dropping in price. That Mag LCD at BestBuy is a pretty good deal...$299 after rebate. It also pivots....this adds at least $100 to the cost of most LCD monitors. Too bad it only has a one year warrenty.....and the Samsung sitting right next to it (570v) had a much better/brighter display. I finally broke down and bought a KDS Rad5 at Sam's Club....$350 no rebates. I swear it has the best picture of any LCD I ever saw, and I've been looking at these things for over a year. The Rad5 also has a three year warrenty and it's the thinnest one I ever saw...you gotta see it. Look at the back...only one cable going to it. The power cable is inside the data cable...super clean setup. Even comes with a matching mouse..... I love the thing. Almost makes me want to dump my I-Openers.... 09-02-2001 15:17:05

RE:Deals, Deals, Deals #2 (modified 0 times) 02U2 Profile Ckbone, Your KDS Rad5 got some pretty good reviews! http://www.cluboverclocker.com/reviews/monitors/kds/rad5/ Starfish, Last time I posted price differences between stores and exploiting it, the thread turned into a flame fest. I-Omega Predator $149 Office max Sunday flyer (MAY have been an ad error) I-Omega predator $249 Best buy Tip, Exchanged product must be brand new unopened, undamaged and resalable Tell no lies Volinteer minimal information. Just remember some stores allow "gift" exchanges... <Gee I got this as a gift for myself > 09-03-2001 00:27:38

RE:Deals, Deals, Deals #2 (modified 0 times) 02U2 Profile PS, I'm not going to bother with the rebate. I HATE rebates. 09-03-2001 00:35:04

RE:Deals, Deals, Deals #2 (modified 0 times) 02U2 Profile Sorry guys, The I-omega Predator $149 price in the OM sunday flyer IS a missprint. They had an "ad correction sign" posted in store today correcting the price to $249. 09-03-2001 15:32:41

RE:Deals, Deals, Deals #2 (modified 0 times) 02U2 Profile Got the LT501 with the stuck on pixel exchanged!~ Glad I did not get this Via the web That would of been a major hassle! No hassles @ brick and mortar except they where short on help! Nicepicture NO BAD PIXELS NOW! Thanks Starfish for the link to the test software! I'm impressed with this LCD! Makes the I-Opener look real sick! It's a keeper! 09-03-2001 16:41:41

Deals, Deals, Deals #2 (modified 0 times) KneuB_2 Profile | Email TigerDirect is blowing out 3Com Audrey Web appliances for $89. This used to cost $499. 09-05-2001 20:44:02

RE:Deals, Deals, Deals #2 (modified 0 times) 02U2 Profile Staples has Sandisk 64MB Card for $59.94 and "FREE" sandisk USB reader with card purchase. Yeah you probably can get it cheaper online somewhere but I like local "brick and mortar" Less hassle for returns if need be... 09-10-2001 03:44:23

RE:Deals, Deals, Deals #2 (modified 0 times) laserfan Profile I've found bargains at compgeeks before, so when I was looking for a server/storage box for home, I went there and found a Dell GXa OptiPlex MiniTower w/Enhanced Manageability(refurb) for $159. It has a 300MHz PII, 5 and 4 PCI/ISA slots, 3 external 5.25 bays (1 w/a 32x CD-ROM), 2 internal 3.5" bays (1 w/3G HD), Floppy drive, 64Mb RAM (3 DIMM slots, 2 filled), Built-in ATI 3D Rage Pro AGP (2M upgradeable to 4M), 10/100NIC on Mb, 2 USB, Crystal Audio on Mb (line-in, line-out, mic), 2 Serial, 1 Parallel, 2 PS/2. A Nifty hinged case (no tools needed). Whew! And all the PCI/ISA slots are vacant! No software, only accy was a power cord, but all docs are on Dell's website. Shipping was $21 (it was well-packed) so for $180 I have a full-functioning and reasonably fast computer that I'm typing this on just 2 hrs after unboxing (my own mouse, kbd, and monitor). And it's absolutely brand-new, I mean not a scratch or fingerprint. I'm not affiliated w/compgeeks in any way, but this to me is pretty amazing. I'm very pleased. I wonder what other deals the future holds for us out there, as the economy continues to tank... 09-10-2001 20:51:19

RE:Deals, Deals, Deals #2 (modified 0 times) *SF* Profile KDS 17" LCD Monitor RAD-7 $599 at Sam's Club B&M ( You need to be a member of sams club). Click here for Product Info I was sent this Rumor by a Friend, But the 2 stores I checked didn't have it. (York, PA & Essex, MD) Anybody seen it ? I am so Impressed with my RAD 5, I am considering it. Wal-Mart has it for $849 ! Both of these stores listed had the RAD 5s for $349, the "s" is a different case, buttons are on the face & a 2 joint stand. not sure which I prefer. The MAG LT501 15" LCD, Bestbuy has for $350 (Pivot stand) is also a Great choice. 09-27-2001 19:49:50

RE:Deals, Deals, Deals #2 (modified 0 times) D2tw4all Profile WELL boys and girls, sorry to say I sold my IO but I still drop by here now and again... Here's my contribution, now that I've scored some for myself: Not for use in IOPENER, but anybody interested in wireless ethernet? Staples has 1.6Mbps PCMCIA and PCI cards, proxim symphony cordless brand, for $50 bux apiece!!! I just bought out the last 2 cards in N. Attleboro, MA, but I'm sure there are some around. These cards got GREAT reviews and have support for almost every OS, even XP on the PCMCIA version! In any event, these babies are good for around 150' and peak at 1.6Mbps, which is just fine for web surfing, and the SAME CARDS on staples.com are $133 for the PCI and $145 for the PCMCIA, they must be liquidating their in-store inventory for some reason. In any event, good hunting all and hope you find this useful!!! D2. 09-28-2001 21:34:14

RE:Deals, Deals, Deals #2 (modified 0 times) D2tw4all Profile OH, and you do NOT need an access point for these, they work peer to peer and even with ICS on 98se or win2k!!! So for 100 bux plus tax you too can have a wireless setup and surf the web on a laptop anywhere in the house!!! Hope you guys find this useful!!! D2. 09-28-2001 21:36:53

RE:Deals, Deals, Deals #2 (modified 0 times) 02U2 Profile The Symphony wireless cards here have been on clearance for a couple months here. Only one left in the area. I've bought 3. Bestbuy also HAD them on clearance but they are long gone... The Intel anypoint 1.6 mbps access card is also selling for $59... Office max still selling the Symphony for $129 Urban survival 09-28-2001 22:25:03

RE:Deals, Deals, Deals #2 (modified 0 times) waveman53 Profile Posdeals.net states compusa will have a usb floppy for $40 (after rebates) this Sunday; http://www.postdeals.net/cgi-bin/yabb/YaBB.cgi?board=HotDeals&action=display&num=1002944093 Nice little to the iopener 10-13-2001 08:27:49

RE:Deals, Deals, Deals #2 (modified 0 times) waveman53 Profile ummmm make that "nice little addition to the iopener", sigh 10-13-2001 08:31:02

RE:Deals, Deals, Deals #2 (modified 0 times) ckbone Profile I saw a USB device, CLE I think, at CompUSA. Reads/writes floppies, 120meg super disks, 240meg super disks, plus it can format a standard floppy to 32meg. Not much bigger than a floppy...it's small. $169....not much of a deal, but a pretty versitle device. 10-13-2001 14:10:37

RE:Deals, Deals, Deals #2 (modified 0 times) JimDiGriz Profile laserfan, I saw your post about the Dell from Compgeeks. I was looking them too. I could not tell if these things came with the Wake On LAN header. THe doco at dell is a little sparse unless you have an actual serial number. Did your dell come with a Wake On LAN header on the motherboard? I need wake on LAN for the next box I get. I want to use it as my Router/Firewall connection to the Internet. Thanks. 10-20-2001 19:19:38

RE:Deals, Deals, Deals #2 (modified 0 times) Kudzu Profile With the IOpener USB problems more or less resolved, I offer these two deals. http://www.tigerdirect.com/applications/SearchTools/item-Details.asp?sku=X13-0048%20P Xircom PortGear 4-Port MultiHub: 2 USB/1 Parallel/1 Serial - $16.99 http://www.tigerdirect.com/applications/SearchTools/item-Details.asp?sku=X13-0036%20G%20P Xircom PortGear PGMHUB7: 7 Port USB HUB (IMac Grape) - $12.99 11-05-2001 02:36:35

RE:Deals, Deals, Deals #2 (modified 0 times) laserfan Profile Jim, re: the Dell OptiPlex I got from compgeeks, they are no longer available I believe, but I certainly am very pleased w/mine. The riser board does indeed have a connector for wake on lan, but the built-in nic doesn't do this--you have to buy a separate card. Note I did not have any trouble getting docs from Dell's website, in fact I researched the thing that way before I bought it. Outstanding docs from Dell methinks. 11-05-2001 20:42:05

RE:Deals, Deals, Deals #2 (modified 0 times) Kudzu Profile http://www.tigerdirect.com/applications/SearchTools/item-Details.asp?sku=X13-0050%20P Corrected link for the PC version of the multi-hub. 11-09-2001 00:05:02

RE:Deals, Deals, Deals #2 (modified 0 times) Linuxguru Profile | Email 128 MB PC100 SDRAM 144-pin SODIMM, 16M x 64 bits (8-chip) 3.3v unbuffered - $9.95 at Fry's, no irritating mail-in rebate. Works fine in the I-Opener. SKU #2676072. These are high-quality, with gold-plated contacts, Mitsubishi M2V28S30ATP x 8 chips. These DIMMs are lower profile than the PNY 128 MB 16YFS DIMMs which were on sale earlier at Best Buy (which also work well on the I-Opener). However, the PNY parts have series-termination resistor packs on all signal lines and are likely to have higher noise immunity. Also, a close examination of the signal routing on the PNY parts reveals "wiggly" strip-line delay routing - indicating that it was designed with timing margins in mind. The PNY parts have thinner traces and finer routing and via dimensions and spacing. Not tested either of them at higher FSBs, though, but both should work at 100 MHz. Anyway, both work in the I-Opener. The PNY parts are also $9.95 at Best Buy (with mail-in rebate, YMMV). The Fry's parts are $9.95, regular price. 11-22-2001 00:46:48

RE:Deals, Deals, Deals #2 (modified 0 times) Kudzu Profile After Thanksgiving deal. 117-227 PC Concepts Cordless mouse or 117-205 PC Concepts Optical mouse Price: $9.99 Available at: Office Depot I've got the wireless version, and it's great. 11-24-2001 01:47:09

RE:Deals, Deals, Deals #2 (modified 0 times) tinkerer Profile Just got a Logitech optical mouse at Fry's for 9.99. Good through 11/27/01. The 128 SODIMM was back up to 29.99. 11-26-2001 22:23:38

RE:Deals, Deals, Deals #2 (modified 0 times) Linuxguru Profile | Email Vtech Helio PDA, being closed out at CompUSA for $29.88. This 75 MHz MIPS-based PDA runs a proprietary OS + PIM suite. However, there are at least 2 minimalist Linux distributions under development for this platform, so it's worth the price of entry. The unit has 2 MB Flash / 8 MB DRAM on a daughtercard, so the first order of business is to figure out if a replacement daughtercard with, say, 16 MB of Flash and 64 MB of DRAM can be designed. The closeout is over a month old now, so be prepared to snag the display models if need be. Remember to get the docking cradle also (without it, the unit can be used as a stand-alone organizer, but cannot hotsync with a PC or download software). 11-27-2001 00:21:38

IBM Microdrive 340Mb for $120 (modified 0 times) laserfan Profile Right here. "Limited qtys" they say. No shipping charges for FedEx: http://www.synchrotech.com/products/hard-drives_03.html 12-10-2001 19:15:29

RE:Deals, Deals, Deals #2 (modified 0 times) Kudzu Profile Dell.com: Belkin USB 10/100 Ethernet Adapter - 8.95 Do a search for "Belkin" (no quotes) to find Dell's other Belkin clearance deals. 12-12-2001 03:58:37

RE:Deals, Deals, Deals #2 (modified 0 times) ckbone Profile Perk up your I-Opener....you need this if you want to run XP. 256mb SODIMM, 16 chip version that the I-Opener will recognize, Centron, pc100.......$39 after rebate at Circuit City. Not sure how long the price is good for. 12-14-2001 17:23:55

Free RC of Visual Studio .NET edition on DVD (modified 0 times) itsvincer Profile | Email Visit the following URL: http://www.getvs.net/Questionnaire.aspx?sPrm1=77776&sPrm2=0&sPrm3=f9327cb6-2bd8-4e3b-a7c3-fba9af9b1d25 You also get entered to win an Xbox 12-14-2001 19:48:11

RE:Deals, Deals, Deals #2 (modified 0 times) BigDog Profile | Email Here's a great deal on a 128mb compact flash AND includes a MP3 player... http://cgi.ebay.com/aw-cgi/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=1306285388 Not too bad, the MoveMP3 player has had some good reviews only short on the badly lite LCD display. but the CF card is worth it. 12-17-2001 08:49:25

RE:Deals, Deals, Deals #2 (modified 0 times) BigDog Profile | Email Actually I has refering to this one... http://cgi.ebay.com/aw-cgi/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=1306281550 it's even cheaper! 12-17-2001 08:50:38

RE:Deals, Deals, Deals #2 (modified 0 times) BigDog Profile | Email And includes a USB CF card reader for your PC !!! 12-17-2001 08:51:35

RE:Deals, Deals, Deals #2 (modified 0 times) ckbone Profile Here's a good deal on an emergency battery backup/surge supressor. Cyberpower 325SL, 185 watts, four outlets plus phoneline protection, plus a serial connector with auto-shutdown software. BestBuy...$10 after a $20 rebate. Don't know how long this deal is good ....my local store had 3 or 4 left today. This comes with a $25,000 equiptment warrenty.... 12-18-2001 17:30:25

RE:Deals, Deals, Deals #2 (modified 0 times) BigDog Profile | Email Gateway Accessory Store has the Lucent Orinoco RG-1100 wireless access point kit for $269 and free ground shipping. The wireless kit includes the access point (which has a card), one USB adapter and one PCMCIA, pretty good deal, the cards are the Gold cards with 128 WEP unlike the RG-1000 which has just the Silver 64 WEP. I got mine running quickly off my cable modem and running wireless to my main PC and the kids PC, I am using a Hawking Tech router/firewall to go into a switch which my ethernet network is on which the RG-1000 is attached connecting the wireless cards. It all works pretty good. Of course after I got it in I had to take them apart, the RG-1000 has a Gold card in it (the RG-1000 has a modem too, to dial out to your ISP) and the USB adapter has a Gold card, so for $269 you are getting three Orinoco Gold wireless cards and the AP and USB adapter. 3 Gold cards will cost you at least $260 + shipping on eBay not to mention the AP and USB adapter. I compared the price for the Linksys AP at my local Staples and Office Depot which was $169, USB wireless adapter and PCMCIA card adapters were $230 making the total $399 plus tax. Mine through Gateway was $279 which included free shipping and $10 tax. http://www.necxdirect.com/hai/prod_page.html?key=0000162581&nonce=guest_gate 12-27-2001 16:11:37

RE:Deals, Deals, Deals #2 (modified 1 times) Msatan666 Profile Shamelessly ripped from anandtech hot deals: Mobility Universal Dock with ethernet free after rebates starting Sunday, Dec 30 @ Circuit City. UN074310 $99.99 less $75 Mfr. MIR less $25 CC MIR. "Mobility’s EasiDock USB 200E with Ethernet Port, is one of the most versatile and convenient ways to connect your notebook or PC to a variety of peripherals. This docking station and USB hub provides the capability to connect to 9 additional devices using the 5 USB ports, printer and serial ports, a PS/2 Keyboard, a PS/2 Mouse port, and 10 Base-T Ethernet Port. This space-saving design will save you time as well by being able to add and remove devices without having to reboot your computer!" http://www.angelfire.com/nj4/j_wong_1268/cc_20.jpg 12-29-2001 10:03:33

RE:Deals, Deals, Deals #2 (modified 0 times) GWIZAH Profile | Email Just grabbed 384 MB of pc133 Sdram at local C-usa for $36. They have a deal going where you buy a 256 stick and get a 128MB for free. see yesterdays circulars for details. 12-31-2001 08:06:50

RE:Deals, Deals, Deals #2 (modified 0 times) 02U2 Profile Went back to get more of the 384 ram deal @ C-USA and all sold out, 2 stores. It was good while it lasted! 01-01-2002 14:13:39

RE:Deals, Deals, Deals #2 (modified 0 times) 02U2 Profile Stopped by another Comp-USA on the way home from one of my recycling excursions. After entering store announcement on the PA We are now closing.... I asked a Kid working the floor if there was any of the 384 Memory combo left He said just a minute I'll check I'm sure there is! I had my doubts but he asked the Manager and came back with 2 packs! 1 256 pc133 PNY with the Norton antivirus CD in it! 1 128 pc133 Remarked C-USA brand. Wooo Hooo I expected a hassle at the checkout with the Pny package but no problemo! This is one of the very few times I had found a C-USA employee that actually was very helpful! SKU 280493 $34.99 for the 256MB with the Norton AV SKU 285656 $ .01 for the 128MB Office Depot has the PNY 256 w/Norton AV for $34.99 AFTER MAIL IN and instant rebates! 01-01-2002 22:01:14

RE:Deals, Deals, Deals #2 (modified 0 times) uwiz Profile Unfortunately that USB EasiDock appears to be the model WITHOUT ethernet :( otherwise I'd have snapped it up! It still looks like it could be handy... 01-02-2002 19:06:51

RE:Deals, Deals, Deals #2 (modified 0 times) 02U2 Profile Tommorrow (Saturday 1/5)is last day for the CompUSA 384 ram combo $34.99 special! Got 2 more each 256mb and 128mb pc133. SKU 280493 $34.99 for 256MB with the Norton AV SKU 285656 $ .01 for 128MB with purchase of the 256 above. My area is out of stock on the "CompUSA brand" memory and they are substituting with PNY! Most OEM folks I talk with about computing is speculating ram prices will show sharper increases soon....due to cutbacks in production overseas. Some local OEMs have already raised their 256mb pc133 from $39.99 to $49.99. 01-04-2002 23:23:53

RE:Deals, Deals, Deals #2 (modified 0 times) 02U2 Profile Yeowozers... Generic 256MB SDram pc133 spiked up to $69.99 at 3 OEMs today, About a week ago was $39... I'm curious to see how high it's going to go this time. 01-05-2002 14:36:09

RE:Deals, Deals, Deals #2 (modified 0 times) GWIZAH Profile | Email Whew! That sucks, glad I got in there while the gettin' was good. 01-05-2002 16:54:07

RE:Deals, Deals, Deals #2 (modified 0 times) 02U2 Profile I got greedy and went back for 2 more 384MB combo packs today after seeing the Oem price hikes. Totem lake was totally out of the C-USA brand but cheerfully substituted all Pny brand. The Montlake Terrace C-USA management went totally ANAL when I asked about subbing and would absolutely not do the substitution even though Totem lake C-USA did...and I showed all the different reciepts to prove it. Anyway now that it's all over I'm a happy camper. 01-05-2002 21:51:45

RE:Deals, Deals, Deals #2 (modified 0 times) *SF* Profile My B&M WalMart has the KDS 17" LCD Monitor for $550 1280 X 1024 same Rez as an 18" LCD Has Standard VGA Connector, (uses normal Display Card) This was $650 before Xmas, $850 last summer. Don't forget to TEST any New LCD with this Program: http://www.edgeworld.com/notebook/old/dead.htm it cycles thur 4 Basic Colors & Clearly shows any Dead Pixels. 01-09-2002 02:07:21

RE:Deals, Deals, Deals #2 (modified 0 times) Linuxguru Profile | Email Some Fry's stores have closeouts on motherboards (for walk-in purchase only, apparently no-return/no-exchange). YMMV, but I picked up a Soyo K7VTA Pro Duron/Thunderbird (to 1.2 GHZ, maybe more with OC) Via KT133A ATX motherboard for $19.90 (regular $79.90). (Hint: Examine the stickers for clues to the nature of defect/reason for return. Mine was missing the ATA/66 and floppy cables). 01-22-2002 13:53:41

RE:Deals, Deals, Deals #2 (modified 0 times) Linuxguru Profile | Email Also got a Socket-A Thunderbird (Athlon) 750 for $24.90. It's not on the display at most Fry's, but some have a few left in stock that shows up on the store computers. I'll test it shortly, but this is a green die (Austin) TBird that has rarely overclocked to 1 GHz, so I don't have any great expectations. Still, $24.90 + $19.90 for MB + CPU was a pretty sweet deal. 01-26-2002 17:20:20

RE:Deals, Deals, Deals #2 (modified 0 times) ckbone Profile Best stuff is free....Here's a set of Photoshop filters...Eye Candy. I paid $100 for this set a few years ago. Works with all versions of Photoshop I know about. http://www.alienskin.com/freeEC3.html 02-08-2002 18:07:36

RE:Deals, Deals, Deals #2 (modified 0 times) 02U2 Profile Office Depot has the Dexxa mini silver usb wheeled mouse clearanced @ $ 5.88 Kids love em! Great for notebooks too! They are going fast in my area! Hmm silver matches the Burbie... Spec's and pic 02-09-2002 16:50:58

RE:Deals, Deals, Deals #2 (modified 0 times) Kudzu Profile Radio Shack B&M is clearancing the 12.5 x 12.5 x 3/16" Teleconference Acoustic Pad for $.99. Catalog # is 43-118, and you can see the product here. I bought the last 4 at my local store, they make great mousepads. 02-11-2002 18:24:34

RE:Deals, Deals, Deals #2 (modified 0 times) Linuxguru Profile | Email Kudzu, what exactly is this pad and what does it do? The link you supplied does not have much of a description. 02-11-2002 18:58:23

RE:Deals, Deals, Deals #2 (modified 0 times) mbaha Profile Best Buy has 128 meg sodimms on sale for $19.99 plus a $5 mail in rebate. Seem like a good deal. mbaha hack your own you will love it more 02-11-2002 23:02:45

RE:Deals, Deals, Deals #2 (modified 0 times) Kudzu Profile Kudzu, what exactly is this pad and what does it do? The link you supplied does not have much of a description. Blame the 'Shack. =) From the back of the package: The Radio Shack Acoustic Pad absorbs echoes and vibration to help reduce the tin can effect common to conference calls. Just place the durable 3/16" pad under your phone and you get enhanced sound quality for clearer communication. In reality this is your basic XXL size mousepad at 12.5" x 12.5", with a standard cloth cover. A little large for the Dexxa, but MS Explorer mice should feel at home. 02-12-2002 00:42:28

RE:Deals, Deals, Deals #2 (modified 0 times) KneuB_2 Profile | Email Laptop Hard drives are getting really cheap, the IBM 25GB (model DARA22500) listed in the middle of the page, is only $50. Granted it's 12.5 mm but if I remember correctly, that fits. 02-13-2002 00:00:41

RE:Deals, Deals, Deals #2 (modified 0 times) ckbone Profile Heh.....I found the RadioShack Acoustic mat Kudzu posted about. 99 cents....They only had one left but took orders for any amount. I bought 10 with free shiping to my house for $10. These make a monster mouse pad but I'm going to use some of these to line the inside of my main computer to quiet it down....I've seen this done with other pads. These mats should work well. They're about 12" square. Here's a pretty good deal from BestBuy....don't know if it's just local. Buslink USB floppy drive...works without a power adapter. It can be mounted horizontal or vertical. Haven't tried it in XP yet, but it works fine in W98. $22 on clearance, with no rebates involved. 02-14-2002 18:27:03

RE:Deals, Deals, Deals #2 (modified 0 times) Kudzu Profile I'm going to use some of these to line the inside of my main computer to quiet it down....I've seen this done with other pads. These mats should work well. They're about 12" square. The only problem is that they insulate as well, so keeping an eye on the airflow & case temps will be a necessity. Do you have a sku on that buslink? 02-15-2002 18:59:04

RE:Deals, Deals, Deals #2 (modified 0 times) ckbone Profile Buslink USB floppy at BestBuy 4148032 FDD-1...$22.50. The heat radiation from the case sides is minimal at best....but you do get noises amplified by those flat panels. The airflow through this case is maxed out....that's why I'd like to quiet it down. The case temp and the CPU temp rarely get over 32c....this is with a PIII 733, two IDE hard drives, a SCSI sub-system running a hot IBM SCSI drive, and a SCSI DVD-ram drive plus a CDRW drive. There's a wind tunnel effect in the thing...complete with noise. It's plenty cool. 02-15-2002 19:25:50

RE:Deals, Deals, Deals #2 (modified 0 times) Kudzu Profile Thanks for the item number! The heat radiation from the case sides is minimal at best....but you do get noises amplified by those flat panels. The airflow through this case is maxed out....that's why I'd like to quiet it down. The case temp and the CPU temp rarely get over 32c....this is with a PIII 733, two IDE hard drives, a SCSI sub-system running a hot IBM SCSI drive, and a SCSI DVD-ram drive plus a CDRW drive. There's a wind tunnel effect in the thing...complete with noise. It's plenty cool. Ah, a turbine-box, now it makes sense. Have you thought about doing the front bezel as well, with a fan intake cutout? 02-16-2002 06:05:11

RE:Deals, Deals, Deals #2 (modified 0 times) BigDog Profile | Email Don't know if this is much as a deal but it's 256mb sodimm memory that may work on the i-Opener, from Circuit City it's a Centon 64 chip sodimm that's not extra tall and should physically fit. Model number is 256MBLT100 32x64 10ns, might check it out, Circuit City will let you return it if it doesn't work. It works great in the GCT's, I paid $79 for it and there is a $15 mail in rebate. 02-16-2002 20:54:02

RE:Deals, Deals, Deals #2 (modified 0 times) laserfan Profile CompUSA is selling Maxtor 80GB drives (under CompUSA brand) for $100--I believe this ends today. I was surprised when I saw the flyer, but found them aplenty in a local store; the tag said "Regular $169.99" and I paid $205 for a couple of them last summer. Anyway the SKU is 290124 but it wasn't appearing on their website yesterday. These have been used very successfully for Tivo upgrades. 02-18-2002 06:21:16

RE:Deals, Deals, Deals #2 (modified 0 times) BigDog Profile | Email On the memory SODIMM, it's has 16 chips total, not 64 chips..... sorry about that... 02-18-2002 09:32:00

RE:Deals, Deals, Deals #2 (modified 0 times) drdoc Profile | Email I think the reason the 'maxtor' drives are being sold so cheap is because they are really 'quantums'. maxtor bought quantum recently. the drives have been relabeled as maxtors but they are quantums, the chips say quantum. anyway 80gb $100 I bought 5. 2mb buffer <11ms access 5400 rpm. such a deal 02-20-2002 00:46:39

RE:Deals, Deals, Deals #2 (modified 0 times) 02U2 Profile My most frequent D-Divin finds on harddrives are Quantums....Usually something seriously wrong that is not easily fixed unlike maxtor or western digital. Personally IMHO I will stay away from using Quantums due to considerably higher failure rates than others. I'm looking at the amount trashed aspect.... 02-20-2002 11:45:08

260MB PCCard Type II Drive for $69 at Kingston Website (modified 0 times) itsvincer Profile | Email Kingston is closing out the 260MB Datapak drives for $69. See http://www.shop.kingston.com/closeout/ 02-26-2002 07:34:07

RE:Deals, Deals, Deals #2 (modified 0 times) Kudzu Profile Circuit City B&M is selling the Kodak DC 3200 1.2 (1280x960) megapixel camera this week for $59.99, online still has it priced at $79.99. A CF card & reader is recommended, the camera itself only has 2 mb onboard and uses a serial cable for PC connectivity, but it is a good starter camera. 02-27-2002 01:10:43

RE:Deals, Deals, Deals #2 (modified 0 times) ckbone Profile I bought a floor model a while ago....no software, no cable, etc. It's a pretty good cheap camera. You do need a CF card to make it useable(the 2mg internal memory is lame). Also you need a card reader for fast file transfer. I didn't get the special cable, so I cannot access the internal memory anyway. You don't need any special program for the photos...they're jpegs. The pictures are good, but the flash will wash out the faces in a portrait, unless you put something over the flash to reduce it. It does use AA batterys, a plus in my book. Overall....very good for the price. 02-27-2002 04:51:08

RE:Deals, Deals, Deals #2 (modified 0 times) ckbone Profile Check this out....A deal if you hurry. http://www.kodak.com/US/en/corp/store/catalog/Product.jhtml?PRODID=6331 "If you need lens cap for this camera call 1-800-431-7278 ( Kodak parts department) and ask for part #1E5957. They sent it to me FREE. Couldn't find it anywhere else." 02-27-2002 05:12:24

RE:Deals, Deals, Deals #2 (modified 0 times) vwbug19 Profile i think it's false advertiment at circuitcity for kodak dc3200 there are 3 diffrent info and prices at same store and online is it says 2.1 megapix other says 1.2 megapix and again it says 1.0 megapix and the orginal price was 129.00 and online shows 79.00 and at store it's 109.00 it look like they don't know how to adverise it im reporting that to ftc for false advertisement 02-27-2002 15:36:09

RE:Deals, Deals, Deals #2 (modified 1 times) Kudzu Profile i think it's false advertiment at circuitcity for kodak dc3200 there are 3 diffrent info and prices at same store and online is it says 2.1 megapix other says 1.2 megapix and again it says 1.0 megapix and the orginal price was 129.00 and online shows 79.00 and at store it's 109.00 it look like they don't know how to adverise it im reporting that to ftc for false advertisement One problem there sport. It wasn't an advertised special, more of a chainwide PM with another retailer, which is why they're a little slow in updating the shelf tags. If it says $109 at the store, take it up front and have them scan it. The price is $59.99 at all the B&Ms, the online pricing is a separate matter, it is considered to be a different division of the company. The megapixels are different because each company is using different sections of the specs. The CCD is 1.0 Mpx, the overall Mpx is 1.2. This is why the Kodak & Circuit City measurements are different. I have yet to see a 2.1 Mpx listing anywhere for this camera. 02-27-2002 18:56:27

RE:Deals, Deals, Deals #2 (modified 0 times) BigDog Profile | Email I found Orinoco Dell mini-pci cards for $70 at http://www.tlab.net/~jungmann/cables/stuff.html I emailed the guy and he stated he had 10 left and told he would sell the lot for $550, I just bought one for $90 (from somewere else without looking around much), Dell has them marked down to $85 This card will fit in the GCT and most likely the WebPlayer, but I can confirm the WebPlayer but it's the same mini-pci slot. The drivers are available from the Dell website. 02-27-2002 19:14:56

RE:Deals, Deals, Deals #2 (modified 0 times) BubbaDog56 Profile Drove all the way across town (30+ miles of sucky H'Town traffic) for one of the Kodak DC3200s, only CC in Houston that said that they had any. Talked to the manager on the phone, he said they had 4 come in on the morning truck. After leaving work early and getting there, surprise surprise, they can't find 'em. Also missing 3 other 'high dollar' cameras from the same shipment. After getting jerked around for almost an hour while they looked all over and called other stores to see if they ended up elsewhere, still no camera. After gently expressing my displeasure at the troubles I incurred all for naught, I struck a deal with the manager for an 'open box' store display model of the Kodak DX3700 with 3.1 megapixels, 3x digital zoom, 8MB internal and USB interface. Already marked down to $149, I asked for his best effort to make me a happy customer and walked out with it for $99. Cheapest online price new is $225 and it checks out completely good and is physically in great shape. Wheeee! B'Dog and somewhere in H'Town a Circuit City truck driver is having his own little camera sale.... 02-28-2002 06:27:52

RE:Deals, Deals, Deals #2 (modified 0 times) 02U2 Profile Today I found that Office Depot has New Toshiba 1 GHZ Celeron notebook with DVD for $899.99, $ 699.99 after $200 mail in rebate. There WAS only 2 left in all of Seattle! (besides one demo). Sale ends TODAY! 03-09-2002 17:33:55

RE:Deals, Deals, Deals #2 (modified 1 times) apaulo Profile | Email Here is a deal that is IOpener specific - Cheap USB Digital Computer Headset - no sound card required - only 15$ after 45$ rebate. This headset has padded earpieces and noise cancelling microphone. Made by Telex. And the headphone can be unplugged from the usb box so you can plug in external speakers. Compusa has this; http://www.compusa.com/products/product_info.asp?product%5Fcode=288295&csearch=1 with this rebate; http://www.cusarebates.com/rebatedetails.asp?PromoID=0205905 Requires Win98 or better. I may start a new thread with deal unless someone tells me these headphones suck. 03-15-2002 20:26:30

RE:Deals, Deals, Deals #2 (modified 0 times) ckbone Profile Great deal on the Telex......I got one running on an I-Opener, XP and W98. I did get new drivers off the Telex website before I did the install. No sweat at all...well worth $20. 03-16-2002 17:09:46

RE:Deals, Deals, Deals #2 (modified 0 times) wolves Profile Tonight, Just got a great deal on a PNY 128MB SODIMM at Circuit City for 29.99 after $10 MIR. It is a PC133, but that works. 03-16-2002 19:19:34

RE:Deals, Deals, Deals #2 (modified 0 times) Kudzu Profile 17" touchscreen - $36.98 shipped This is a brand new product with original manufacturer's seal and full US manufacturer's warranty. The TouchRight Interactive Touch screen instantly converts your monitor into a touch screen in one simple step! This one-step installation allows you to simply attach TouchRight to your monitor with the slide-on attachment, then connect the 9-pin serial cable and load the software for instant use. NOTE - Monitors with external controls or knobs may not accept this product. 03-19-2002 18:32:59

RE:Deals, Deals, Deals #2 (modified 0 times) Kudzu Profile K63+ 450 - about $52 shipped 100 MHz BUS SPEED (2.0V CORE & 3.3V I/O) Note: Due to the promotional price, this CPU is limited 2 per customer. Therefore, the next CPU will be automatically added only $5 per CPU for quantity charge. 03-19-2002 18:37:19

RE:Deals, Deals, Deals #2 (modified 0 times) inx3us Profile Hey gang. Is this as a good a deal as it looks? Read carefully, it looks like what you get is a book PC case, mobo w/tv out and a DVD player. http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=2011408820 Seems the MOBO and DVD player are worth the price. I've been looking for a small form factor board with tv out to make a car PC with. 03-21-2002 13:22:07

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