Fake? Maybe. But still a must-watch for aspiring idiot thieves, lest they make the same mistake. [Break]

Last updated December 8th, 2009 but we'll update this list as the new stuff replaces the old and crusty. We read and write reviews so you don't have to!

Smartphones

• The Best Smartphones: We like the iPhone, the Motorola Droid because it runs Android 2.0 operating system, and the Palm Pre for people who have stuck with Sprint. We do not like anything Symbian or Windows Mobile 6.5, for the time being. (But are excited for Windows Mobile 7.)

• Cheapest Android Phones: Droid Eris and HTC Hero.

• The Best Smartphones, By Carrier: We sorted out theses answers on Nov 24th, but this category moves quickly so stay sharp when researching.

• Best Windows Mobile Phone We Wish Didn't Run Windows Mobile 6.5: The HTC HD2

• Best BlackBerry: If you're into phones with exceedingly reliable push email, the Bold 9700 is your phone. (We don't like Blackberry's touchscreen interfaces, so the Storms are no good.)

• Non-Smartphones: You mean dumbphones? No thank you.

Computers

• Netbook: If you must get one of these small, cheap and utterly slow machines, the HP Mini 311 with ion graphics is a good one. The Samsung N140 along with the Toshiba mini NB205 are also excellent picks.

• Netbook for Hackintoshing: Dell Mini 10v (and it must be the v) is the top choice. Here's our guide to making it run OS X.

• Laptop: Our bias for OS X and Windows 7 becomes apparent in our choice of hardware that can run both without hacking. Macbook Pros. (Plus, we like unibody construction.)

• Best Non-Apple Laptops: Dell's Adamo XPS may not be fast but it is "insane," raising the bar on design and quality outside of Cupertino. We also like Thinkpads in general, like the X series and the new multitouch t400s. (It's probably also worth noting that Asus and Toshiba recently came out on top in reliability.) And here are our faves at every pricepoint.

• Gaming Laptops and Desktops: Our friend Will Smith at Maximum PC likes these two laptops and two desktops. I personally like Xbox.

• All in One: We like the iMac, the HP Touchsmart and although we haven't used it yet, the Sony Vaio L because it can double as a TV even when the PC is off. The PCs here have infrared touchscreens, so they do multitouch, but in a really shoddy way.

• MIDs: We hate MIDs. Always have, always will. Intel said they had the tech to make them; but the world never had the need. It either fits in a backpack and lets you do real work on a real screen and keyboard, or it fits in your pocket. There's no real need for anything inbetween.

• Operating Systems: Windows 7 or Snow Leopard

• Network attached storage: We like the HP Mediasmart series with upnp, iTunes and Time Machine servers among other things. But the Iomega NAS is only a little less fancy and costs half the price.

Audio

• The Best receiver under $1000: We haven't tested one in awhile, but we're going to go out on a limb and say we like Onkyo, Denon, Yamaha and Pioneer gear. While some of our own testing is in progress, we'll go with what our friends at Sound and Vision like: The Onkyo TX-SR706 7.1 receiver with 4HDMI ports and THX certification for $900.

• The Best High-End Portable Media Players: Zune HD and the iPod Touch. We Like the Zune pass system a lot, which allows you to keep 10 songs a month out of your unlimited downloads, even after you stop subscribing. But the iPod Touch's large app library makes it a powerful little computer.

• Best high-capacity media player: iPod classic is pretty much the only one left, since Zune has been discontinued and Archos is a mess.

• Flash Media Drives: We've always loved the screenless shuffle's utility, but there are other drives to be had with more functionality for cheaper. Especially now that the buttonless iPod shuffle is sort of annoying to use. We like the Sandisk Sansa Clip+.

• Surround Soundbar: There's only one series of soundbars that uses cold war submarine tech to bounce soundwaves off your walls for surround, and they're made by Yamaha. I tested the YSP-4000.

• iPod Speaker Dock: JBL OnStage 400p (A winner from last year — I'm almost certain we should be retesting this category)

Video

• Best HDTV under $1000: Panasonic's X1 series plasmas, and four more here.

• Best HDTVs, period: Here.

• 1080p Projectors Under $1000: The Vivitek H1080FD is one we like, although we have not tested many.

• Best Monitors: If your'e a Mac user, the 24-inch Cinema Display has a built in magsafe adapter. The Asus 23-inch VH236H is good deal at about $230, but Samsung and Dell are our solid choices for monitor brands, as well.

• The Best Pocket Projectors: There is no such thing, friend. Wait a generation or 3.

• Blu-ray player: The LG BD390 with WiFi with Netflix and DivX playback is awesome, but we'll never leave out the PS3!

• Media Streamers for People Who Hate iTunes or Love Piracy: The WDTV Live is a good one for people who like it easy, but hackers will probably choose Popcorn Hour, both which did well in our battlemodo. However, the current king is the Asus O!Play, which also wins an award for worst use of an exclamation point in a name.

Cameras

• Best Entry-Level Video-Capable DSLR: Canon T1i

• Best Midrange DSLR: The Nikon D90 has the same sensor as the D300 at a better price.

• Best Prosumer DSLRs: The Canon 7D is great at shooting video and has great low light performance for an 18MP camera.

• Best Flash Camcorder: The Flip Ultra HD.

• Best Quality Point and Shoot: We like the Canon G11 (which is pretty big, but pretty wonderful.)

• A Camcorder We Like: We haven't tested any in awhile, but we tend to like DSLRs that shoot video or cheap flash camcorders. If you must have a camcorder, our friends at CamcorderInfo drafted this list with the best at every price.

• Best Point and Shoot: We like the Canon S90, even though we're sure there are slimmer cameras. This uses the same sensor as the G11 and a faster lens, so it takes great shots for a slim.

• Best Rugged Cameras: The Pentax W80 is the best all around camera because of it's depth and temperature ratings and size. The Lumix has the best picture quality but is a bit of a wimp with low thresholds for dives and temperatures. Canon's the best for water only because of its huge nose. And the outstandingly rugged Olympus has a fatal flaw, which is its terrible video.

• Best Helmet Camera: We love the GoPro Hero HD Wide because it mounts anywhere, is really waterproof and lives in a protected case. Plus, 1080p for $250 bucks.

• Best Slow Motion Pocket Camera: Casio EX FC100

Random Stuff

• The Best iPhone Apps: Here's our monthly list of iPhone Apps, as well as our weekly roundups of the best new releases.

• The best GPS: It's really hard to justify these when smartphones are doing so well with their turn by turn apps. But they still need car docks and some of their UIs are not great, so if you want a dedicated unit, bide your time with the cheapest Garmin Nuvi you can find. Usually about $125 at Amazon.

• The Best iPhone GPS Apps: Motion X GPS is our favorite value GPS app, but ALK's CoPilot is another cheap champ. Navigon is still the classiest, but it costs a lot. (We're hoping for free Google Maps with Navigation to come to iPhone.)

• The Best Android Apps: There aren't as many Android apps out, but here are the ones we think are worth checking out.

• Ebook reader: Now that we've reviewed the Barnes & Noble Nook, we can safely say there are finally two great contenders. But until Nook gets some firmware updates making it smoother and quicker, Amazon's latest Kindle will remain king.

• USB drive: The Patriot Xporter is fast, but if you have cash to spare, the Corsair Voyager GT is slightly faster and has 128GB of space.

• The Best Video Game Console: Xbox 360

• The Best Video Service: Anything, really, combined with Hulu and Netflix (for free old stuff).

• Best mid-tier office chairs: Herrman Miller Setu and Steelcase Cobi.

• Vacuums: We will always be loyal to Sir James Dyson because he tried to sell bagless vacuum tech to big vacuum corporations and they shut him down motivated by the profitability of bag sales. Then he started his own company. His machines are loud, but you can't argue with their industrial design. Here's his latest handheld and ball vacuum.

• Routers: D-Link Dir685. I know it has a digital picture frame built into it, but it also has a HDD and a bittorrent client. And Jason says it's been more reliable than the top line Linksys he tested it against. I also like the Time Capsule, but haven't yet tested the one with 2x the wireless performance.

• The Best Headphones: For in ear buds, we like the Shure SE110/SE115, Ultimate Ears Metro.fi and Etymotics hf5 won our tests. (The Last updated August 2008, so look for updates to winners.) We like the Klipsch Image S4i earbuds for people who want to use the iPhone's voice control or iPod shuffle's Voiceover function. For Bluetooth stereo headsets, we like the Motorola s305.

• Rechargeable Batteries: Duracell destroyed Energizer, and kept up with the legendary Sanyo Enerloops.

• Mice: For gaming, the Microsoft Sidewinder X8. The Logictech MX1100 for regular mousing. And the Magic Mouse is not amazing, but it's pretty good if you have a Mac—the best mouse Apple has ever made.

• Keyboard: We like the Logitech DiNovo.

Suggestions? Requests for review? Leave em in the comments or email us!

According to Reddit user knobcrik:

[I]n 2005 I was working for a "telemarketing" firm somewhere on the east coast. morale was so bad at the company, management went to great lengths to keep people that actually worked hard. one of the ways they did this was a short lived but highly entertaining award for "Employee of the Month". Said employee was treated to answering calls from a "special" desk with a 42" monitor.

What a nice treat, he must've thought. I needed to stop looking at porn during work hours anyway. Then the reality set in:

[He was] the first and last employee of the month winner. The next months winner could not go more than two days with the XL monitor stating his "retinas were getting burned out by the heat from the screen".

Somewhere, deep in an office complex in Scottsdale, a blind man is weeping. Touch-dialing potential customers from a seemingly endless braille book, his only comfort is to run his fingertips across his Employee of the Month plaque. It is starting to rust. [Reddit]

UPDATE: From reader Deacon Cupcakes, proof that the EXXXTREME SCREEN phenomenon is alive and well:

TV makers may think we want these things, and I think they're right we want content on our sets, but I don't want it from them. I'd believe that such extras might help sales in a world where ever ad says their set is the prettiest in picture. I believe that they believe that extras like this help sales. But I don't think a smart TV buyer would want these extras, or use them very often.

Several months ago, I reviewed the pinnacle of junk extra content in a Samsung LCD TV, which I didn't love but earned much critical acclaim. The 7000 and 8000 series in this line up had identical specs to the 6000, more or less, but for a few hundred dollars more, you could get WIDGET-FIED. There was a menu, hidden, that when you found it had an astounding amount of content. Insane, weirdo content. Receipes for dinner, lunch, desert annotated, step by step. Over 15 creepy children's songs, by a big yellow and short blue cartoon character. Bowling and a Galaga type game. Yahoo Widgets: An open API system that allows for weather, tweeting and flickr photos. Only 8 had been developed and so the openness was a joke. So was the performance. It was heartbreakingly slow to load, and therefore useless. Like all the other extras, they were poorly implemented, added cost to the set, and were instantly outdated. Here's the review, or just watch this ridiculous video:

I think some basic media playback in a TV is fine. I'll take that. Though so many Blu-ray players and set-top boxes are doing the same thing, it's almost certain to be redundant. And it's better to keep all that outside the TV itself, anyway. If you have to add processors and Ethernet connections to a TV to run shitty software and content, I'd rather they didn't.

Because here's the thing: People keep TVs for a long time, and building TVs is serious business. They should focus on the set itself. And they can't beat the content in my Xbox, and even if they did for a second, an Xbox is replaceable rather easily, compared to a HDTV set that costs thousands of dollars. I plan to get one TV and have it last over several generations of Xboxes.

TV makers, please stick to making the pixels more pretty. We'll get our content from who we want, the way we want to.

Resolution aka 720p vs. 1080i vs. 1080p
Resolution is pretty simple—it's the number of individual dots (pixels) that make up a display, arranged in a grid. However, when it comes to TVs, we tend talk about it in a slightly weird way, as lines of resolution (think of a FourSquare board), and we tend to do it in shorthand. So, for instance, what's considered "standard definition" is a resolution of 640 x 480, which refers to 640 vertical lines, and 480 horizontal lines. A 720p TV has 720 horizontal lines of resolution, and most typically, 1280 vertical ones. A 1080i or 1080p TV is 1920 x 1080. And the whole 1080i vs. 1080p thing—i stands for interlaced, where only every other line of resolution is displayed, while p is for progressive scan, where the whole picture's displayed at once. Really, since even the cheapest sets are progressive now, you don't have to worry about it.

An important thing to consider, however, is the Lechner Distance, or the distance at which your eye can actually process all of the detail in a 1080i/p resolution image. While you should consult the chart, basically, if you're sitting further back than 7 feet from a 52-inch TV, your eyeballs can't actually resolve the difference between 720p and 1080p, so you might as well save the cash.

Motion Resolution
A somewhat trickier spec that some TV experts swear by, it refers to how well a set's resolution holds up when stuff's actually moving on the screen, like a baseball player running down a field. Plasmas tend to have better native motion resolution than LCD, but LCD has been fixing this problem. (See "hertz," below.)

Viewing Angle
Basically, it's how far to each side of the TV you can be and still see the picture, measured in an angle that is, naturally, less than 180º. Again, traditionally this was more of an LCD problem than a plasma one, but all TV technologies have had some issues in the past, and the worst offenders used to be DLP and other microdisplays.

To see viewing angle at work, start where the picture on a TV looks best, and move to one side—now note where the picture starts looking weird, with the colors changing, washing out and getting hard to see. Nicer sets reach nearly 180º, so plenty of people can take part in the HD glory.

Hertz, or What 120Hz and 240Hz Mean
Hertz is basically just the number of times the image onscreen refreshes a second. Because of broadcast standards, TVs in the US need to be 60Hz, meaning they refresh the image onscreen 60 times a second. (In Europe, the standard is 50Hz.) Video sources are generally 30 or 60 frames per second, because of this, and a regular video camera shoots at 60fps a second. So typically, 60Hz sets are the norm.

Lately, though you have 120Hz, and even 240Hz sets, all of them LCDs. They do this to increase motion resolution—see above. A 120Hz TV refreshes 120 times a second, and it comes up with those extra frames by making them up—either duping the frames that are there and putting black spaces in between, or by splicing in intermediary frames that are basically realtime morphs of the two frames they come between. Stuff looks really smooth—sometimes too smooth, true—but the point's to fight LCD's motion blur disadvantage against plasma.

240Hz is another ball of sticky still, promising less motion blur, but with a tradeoff. but there are two different ways to achieve it. One way's kind of cheating, in that it's a 120Hz that uses a flashing backlight to simulate 240 frames a second. The other, more "legit" 240Hz is genuinely faster, with images staying up on the screen for just 4ms before moving to the next. There's no real way to tell which kind of 240Hz a TV uses (though a "scanning backlight" is a tip off it's not the "real" 240Hz). There is a law of diminishing returns in reducing motion blur as you climb past 240Hz, but for some serious AV nerds, like Home Entertainment's Geoff Morrison, it does make LCD TVs more watchable.

Plasma TV brands sometimes boast "600Hz," but that's mostly to show off to LCD shoppers that these kinds of motion-blur refresh problems are really specific to LCD. It's not so much a spec as a declaration of the tech's superiority in this department.

To make things just a tad weirder for you, films have been shot since ancient times at 24 frames per second, so many TVs have a 24P mode, meaning the screen refreshes 24 frames per second, or in multiples thereof. (Any mathmagician can tell you that both 120 and 240 are divisible by 24.)

Plasma
The basic way plasmas work is that there's a party of noble gases trapped between two glass panels that are zapped and light up all pretty. More practically, what plasmas offer over LCDs is superior color (often), better motion (typically) and deeper blacks (always and forever, with a couple of exceptions). The tradeoff is that they're more power hungry, and generally heavier.

The life-or-death questions people have about plasmas are almost mythical now: Burn-in, where an image is permanently etched into the panel after being left up on screen too long isn't really problem anymore (unless you're sadistic to your TV). The "Denver problem," where high altitudes affect sets, is less of an issue, but it exists: If you live at 6,000 feet or higher, you should read this summary by our friend David Katzmaier at CNet. Panel half-life is a very long time, now, about the same as LCD's backlight (which, of course, could be replaced, but we're talking like 10 year out). When it comes to the cheapest TVs, 720p plasmas are hands-down the safest bet for best picture quality.

LCD
The people's HDTV technology, LCD, stands for liquid crystal display. The liquid crystal part is a gel that sits in front of a backlight, which is divided up into pixels. There are two main kinds of backlights used, CCFL (pictured, via Home Theater Mag) which are like the lights in your high school cafeteria), and LED, which we talk a bit more about below. There are two major kinds of LCD displays. There's the traditional twisted nematic kind (TNT), which is cheaper and known for faster response times, and then there's in-panel switching (IPS), which is more expensive and usually slower response times, buuut it's got a wider viewing angle and better colors.

On a broader level, the stuff to consider with LCD when it comes to actually buying a TV, is that, on the cheap side, LCDs tend to have worse motion and less excellent contrast ratios than plasma. You step up a bit, and it starts to even out. Especially if you pony up for the best of the best LCD TVs, typically lit up by LEDs. LCDs in general are way more eco-friendly, slimmer, and—because of their backlights—better to watch in environments where you're gonna have a ton of light spilling in.

DLP
DLP is a rear-projection technology made by Texas Instruments that creates the image onscreen using a whole bunch of tiny mirrors that reflect light through a lens. The big thing about DLP sets is that they're, um, big and for cheap—a 65-inch DLP set is just $1500. But you're probably not gonna be mounting this sucker either.

DLP is the last survivor of the "microdisplay" projection TVs, that also included LCD and LCOS techologies. They are great on contrast, but they got killed by flat panel because you can't make them an inch thick.

Laser TVs
Mitsubishi's LaserVue TV is a microdisplay projection set (with a DLP chip) that is lit up by lasers instead of just focused light. Thanks to this, it delivers some of the most amazing colors and deepest blacks possible, as good as plasma sets, but at a ridiculously low power consumption. Sadly, you'll probably never buy one, and not just because it's $5000 for a 65-inch set.

Contrast Ratio
So, technically, contrast ratio is just the ratio between the brightest and darkest images a display is capable of showing, which sounds like an objective enough specification. But like many specifications, this one has been turned into a marketing tool, and subverted to a point where it is not helpful. In the lab, there are several kinds of contrast ratios: Static, which is the ratio between the brightest and darkest a screen can display simultaneously, and dynamic, which is the darkest and lightest a screen can ever be at any given time. Sadly, it's this latter figure that most TV makers brazenly display on their boxes, to the tune of ridiculous numbers like 1,000,000:1 (or more). It's utterly meaningless, and you're better off ignoring it.

OLED
It's the beautiful future of television, but vastly too expensive for anyone but CEOs to own right now because OLED displays are really hard (read: expensive) to make at large sizes. "OLED" stands for organic light-emitting diode, and what's special is that the individual pixels light up by themselves, like plasma, but can be laid out on a single sheet of glass (or plastic), like LCD, so they get the best of both: They're super thin, they don't need a backlight, they have higher contrast, and they're energy efficient too. Also, they may one day—soon—be bendy!

LED TVs or LED Backlighting
While a standard LCD set is lit up by a cold-cathode fluorescent lamp (think dreary lighting from high school), the best LCD sets use LEDs (light-emitting diodes). They can be configured a few different ways: Edge-lit, where the LEDs are arranged in strips along the sides of the TV, and allow it to be super-thin; and backlit, where a grid array of hundreds of LEDs sits behind the screen and, with local dimming, where clusters of lights turn on and off individually, offers the best LCD money can buy. Three of the five best TVs you can buy are LED-lit, if that tells you anything. And no, they're not cheap.

3D
If you thought you heard a metric shitton about 3D this year, just wait for 2010. We have a giant primer on 3D tech right here, but there's just a couple you really need to know. Polarized 3D glasses are the cheap 3D for the masses—i.e., IMAX—where two synced projectors throw out two different images are slightly different polarizations that can only be seen by one eye at a time, making your brain see stuff in 3D without that annoying red/blue thing.

And while we kinda made fun of them, shutter glasses are actually the way 3D is moving in nicer implementations, from Panasonic and Nvidia, among others. Essentially, the glasses are battery powered, and shutters blink rapidly over each eye timed to the refresh rate of the display, so each eye sees a slightly different image as the shutter opens. It works better on plasma than LCD (even 120Hz models), in our experience.

Anti-Glare vs. Anti-Reflective
Anti-glare and anti-reflective displays, surprisingly are not the same thing. Anti-glare displays often try to diffuse light coming at a display with a treated or textured surface, almost like a "matte" finish. It's about cutting back external light hitting the display, but the tradeoff is that the picture coming through may not be as clear. Anti-reflective deals with light that comes from the display itself, as well as external light, and handles this with special coatings or films that minimize reflections from all angles to make the picture clearer. (Just think about eyeglasses, with that greenish coating. Same idea.)

HDMI
Honestly, the only thing you really need to know about but the High-Definition Multimedia Interface—you know, HDMI—is that the cables in most retail stores cost waaaaaay too much. If you pay anything over $10 for an HDMI cable, you are getting suckered. Order cheaper cables from Monoprice.com and other retailers—they do just fine as long as you're not installing them inside your walls. (If you're doing that, you should pick something heavily coated and insulated, and built to last a few generations of TV.) Oh, and there's a new version coming out—HDMI 1.4—that supports higher resolutions and internet. Not only will that require brand new HDMI cables, it will require new TVs and new content too, so it's a ways off.

Other HDTV Guides

• 5 Best HDTVs Under $1000
• 5 Best HDTVs Period
• The Difference Between a $600 and a $6000 TV
• How to Buy an HDTV Today (or Any Day)
• Picking an HDTV Like a Pro
• How to Set Up Your New HDTV
• How to Calibrate Your New TV

Still something you wanna know? Send questions about HD, VD, and KFC here, with "Giz Explains" in the subject line.

The extra 3D hardware inside the TVs isn't likely to have a big price premium, but the glasses required to see 3D content could be sold separately for up to $200. The idea is to keep TV prices down, and let users grab the glasses if or when they want.

The march to 3D isn't just coming from Sony. Panasonic, JVC, Samsung, and Mitsubishi have also shown 3D TV models, and Panasonic's first wave of 3D Plasmas are on track to arrive next year. Fingers crossed we get a hands-on preview at the Consumer Electronics Show in January. [PC World]

Gary points out that the warranty on this baby is so bad (90-day labor, 1-year parts) that if it broke, it "will cost the owner another $150 [or more] after the 90th day of ownership and at least $250 to repair after the one year warranty is over." He also mentions that failure rates on cheaper off-brand TVs are generally higher—and often significantly higher—than the big well-known brands.

Make the jump to read the details and check out more of Gary's great exposé, including why a Westinghouse TV might not be a good deal, what cheap Blu-ray player to look for, and why 240Hz HDMI cables aren't just a ripoff, they're flat-out BS. [HD Guru]

Note: Due to the unprecedented price fluctuations seen on TV pricing this week from online retailers, don't be startled if the prices we brazenly quoted here are off—by pennies or by hundreds. The model numbers are there for a reason, so you can check prices yourself when you're ready to cash out.

Panasonic X1 Plasma Series

Plasma HDTVs provide the best picture performance and these 720p Panasonics—shown up top—are the value champs. Plasma screens have a wider viewing angle than any LCD panel, excellent contrast and color fidelity. The X1s include 600Hz refresh for full motion resolution, an SD card reader for digital photos and an anti-reflective screen coating (the shiny one). Available in 42-inch and 50-inch screen sizes. If you're going to set it up at a distance of 9 feet or more, it's almost silly to spend extra for more resolution.

The best deal is the TC-P50X1, a 50 incher selling for $689.98 at Electronics Expo (via Amazon).

Panasonic S1 Plasma Series

The S1s are Panasonic's least expensive 1080p line to feature its energy saving, high contrast, deep black level Neo PDP plasma technology. In addition to the full 1080 line motion resolution and an anti-reflective screen coating (the shiny one), there's an SD card reader. If you're looking for a Full HD 1080p TV with the excellent performance and don't care about features like internet connectivity or THX-certified picture and sound modes (which the step-up G10 line has), these are the HDTVs for you. Available from 42-inch to 65-inch screen sizes.

Under $1,000, your best shot is the TC-P42S1, a 42-inch set now selling for $797.95 at Amazon.

LG LH30 Series

LG's LH30 is the first step-up from the baseline, maintaining a nice low price but delivering surprisingly good picture quality. This model has a wide-viewing-angle IPS LCD panel, dull-finish anti-glare screen coating (better than the shiny anti-reflective coating at cutting down natural-light reflections, but at a slight cost of contrast), pro color-calibration mode and "Picture Wizard." They add 1080p resolution and Smart Energy Savings for low power consumption. Offered in a range from 32 inches to 47 inches.

We were impressed to find the 47-inch 47LH30 locally for $900, and on Amazon for $938.15.

LG LH40 Series

The LH40 line adds 120Hz to plenty of models below $1000. If that's something you value, this is your best bet. Everything else here comes in the LH30 line, too. It's available in screen sizes ranging from 32 inches to 55 inches.

Locally, we spotted a 47-inch 47LH40 for $980, though it was over $1000 on Amazon. The 42-inch 42LH40 may be the best pick: It's currently $823 on Amazon.

Samsung B550 Series

This series represents Samsung's top 60Hz 1080p HDTVs. They provide excellent overall performance without any of the fancy features found on its higher-end models. They incorporate Samsung's Touch of Color bezel and its 6ms response time LCD panel, and are available in 32-inch to 52-inch sizes. Currently, the 46-inch LN46B550 is priced at $999 on Amazon.

For this story, Gary picked out 10 total deals. He is running the other five on HD Guru, so go have a look. If you came across any other good deals lately, let us know in comments, but be ready to defend the quality, not just the super sick price.

Gary Merson is the HD Guru, the industry's leading HDTV journalist. He's been reviewing TVs for well over a decade, and recently wrote a guide to choosing an HDTV.

Table of Contents

Page 1 - Cell Phones, Computers, Digital Cameras, DVD Players, GPS and more
Page 2 - TVs, Video Games, Printers, Software, MP3 Players and more
Page 3 - Movies and TV Shows (DVD and Blu-ray)

Movies and Television (Blu-ray)

2001 A Space Odyssey (Blu-ray) - $9.49 [Amazon]

Above The Law (Blu-ray) - $13.49 [Amazon]

A Charlie Brown Christmas (Blu-ray) - $17.99 [Amazon]

A Christmas Story (Blu-ray) - $15.99 [Amazon]

Alexander Revisited The Final Cut (Blu-ray) - $9.99 [Amazon]

Amadeus (Blu-ray) - $13.99 [Amazon]

A Scanner Darkly (Blu-ray) - $9.99 [Amazon]

Austin Powers Collection Shagadelic Edition (Blu-ray) - $41.49 [Amazon]

Australia (Blu-ray) - $14.99 [Amazon]

Baraka (Blu-ray) - $14.99 [Amazon]

Batman 20th Anniversary Edition (Blu-ray) - $20.99 [Amazon]

Batman Anthology (Blu-ray) - $51.99 [Amazon]

Batman Begins (Blu-ray) - $11.49 [Amazon]

Batman Begins Limited Edition Gift Set (Blu-ray) - $29.99 [Amazon]

Before The Devil Knows You're Dead (Blu-ray) - $10.99 [Amazon]

Behind Enemy Lines/Patton/Rescue Down (Blu-ray) - $21.99 [Amazon]

Blood Diamond (Blu-ray) - $17.49 [Amazon]

Blow (Blu-ray) - $9.99 [Amazon]

Body Of Lies (Blu-ray) - $14.99 [Amazon]

Bonnie And Clyde (Blu-ray) - $20.49 [Amazon]

Bullitt (Blu-ray) - $8.49 [Amazon]

Catwoman (Blu-ray) - $14.49 [Amazon]

Chuck The Complete First Season (Blu-ray) - $20.99 [Amazon]

Constantine (Blu-ray) - $9.99 [Amazon]

Coral Reef Adventure IMAX (Blu-ray) - $9.99 [Amazon]

Dirty Harry (Blu-ray) - $19.99 [Amazon]

Dirty Harry Ultimate Collector's Edition (Blu-ray) - $52.99 [Amazon]

Dodgeball/Hoosiers/Rocky (Blu-ray) - $21.99 [Amazon]

Earth The Biography (Blu-ray) - $22.99 [Amazon]

Elf (Blu-ray) - $17.49 [Amazon]

Eraser (Blu-ray) - $13.49 [Amazon]

Falling Down (Blu-ray) - $20.49 [Amazon]

Fighter Pilot Operation Red Flag (Blu-ray) - $9.49 [Amazon]

Fred Claus (Blu-ray) - $17.49 [Amazon]

Full Metal Jacket Deluxe Edition (Blu-ray) - $10.99 [Amazon]

Funny Guy Collection (Blu-ray) - $21.99 [Amazon]

Galapagos (Blu-ray) - $15.99 [Amazon]

Ganges (Blu-ray) - $15.99 [Amazon]

Get Smart Movie (Blu-ray) - $14.99 [Amazon]

GoodFellas (Blu-ray) - $10.99 [Amazon]

Grand Canyon Adventure River At Risk (Blu-ray) - $9.99 [Amazon]

Green Lantern First Flight (Blu-ray) - $17.99 [Amazon]

Hairspray Two Disc Shake And Shimmy Edition (Blu-ray) - $17.99 [Amazon]

Happy Feet (Blu-ray) - $17.49 [Amazon]

Harry Potter And The Goblet Of Fire (Blu-ray) - $14.99 [Amazon]

Harry Potter Years 1-5 (Blu-ray) - $54.99 [Amazon]

How The West Was Won (Blu-ray) - $20.49 [Amazon]

I Am Legend (Blu-ray) - $14.49 [Amazon]

I Am Legend Ultimate Collector's Edition (Blu-ray) - $30.99 [Amazon]

JFK (Blu-ray) - $20.49 [Amazon]

Journey Into Amazing Caves (Blu-ray) - $11.99 [Amazon]

Journey To The Center Of The Earth (Blu-ray) - $14.99 [Amazon]

Jumper/Transporter/Transporter 2 Pack (Blu-ray) - $21.99 [Amazon]

Last Chance Harvey (Blu-ray) - $9.99 [Amazon]

Live Free Or Die Hard (Blu-ray) - $15.49 [Amazon]

Management (Blu-ray) - $19.99 [Amazon]

Mariah Carey The Adventures Of Mimi (Blu-ray) - $11.99 [Amazon]

Marley And Me (Blu-ray) - $14.99 [Amazon]

Mystery Of The Nile (Blu-ray) - $11.99 [Amazon]

National Lampoon's Christmas Vacation (Blu-ray) - $17.49 [Amazon]

Ocean's Eleven (Blu-ray) - $9.99 [Amazon]

Ocean's Thirteen (Blu-ray) - $10.99 [Amazon]

Ocean's Trilogy (Blu-ray) - $40.99 [Amazon]

Paris Je T'Aime (Blu-ray) - $14.49 [Amazon]

Planet Earth The Complete BBC Series (Blu-ray) - $40.99 [Amazon]

Pride And Prejudice (Blu-ray) - $19.99 [Amazon]

Pushing Daisies The Complete First Season (Blu-ray) - $22.99 [Amazon]

Quantum of Solace (Blu-ray) - $9.99 [Amazon]

Robocop (Blu-ray) - $8.99 [Amazon]

RocknRolla (Blu-ray) - $15.99 [Amazon]

Roy Orbison Black & White Night (Blu-ray) - $11.99 [Amazon]

Rush Hour 3 (Blu-ray) - $15.99 [Amazon]

Sex And The City The Movie (Blu-ray) - $14.99 [Amazon]

Shoot 'Em Up (Blu-ray) - $13.99 [Amazon]

Short Circuit (Blu-ray) - $8.99 [Amazon]

Slumdog Millionaire (Blu-ray) - $14.99 [Amazon]

Smallville Seasons 6 - 8 (Blu-ray) - $47.99 each [Amazon]

Spaceballs (Blu-ray) - $8.99 [Amazon]

Spark Of Insanity (Blu-ray) - $15.99 [Amazon]

Speed (Blu-ray) - $8.99 [Amazon]

Sphere (Blu-ray) - $14.49 [Amazon]

Star Trek The Original Series Season One (Blu-ray) - $57.99 [Amazon]

Star Trek The Original Series Season Two (Blu-ray) - $57.99 [Amazon]

Star Wars The Clone Wars (Blu-ray) - $14.99 [Amazon]

Sunshine Cleaning (Blu-ray) - $9.99 [Amazon]

Supernatural The Complete Third Season (Blu-ray) - $25.99 [Amazon]

Super Speedway (Blu-ray) - $11.99 [Amazon]

Swordfish (Blu-ray) - $9.99 [Amazon]

Taken (Blu-ray) - $14.99 [Amazon]

Taking Lives (Blu-ray) - $11.49 [Amazon]

Terminator 3 Rise Of The Machines (Blu-ray) - $9.49 [Amazon]

Terminator The Sarah Connor Chronicles The Complete Second Season (Blu-ray) - $42.49 [Amazon]

Terry Factor Live From Las Vegas (Blu-ray) - $9.99 [Amazon]

The Alps (Blu-ray) - $11.99 [Amazon]

The Aviator (Blu-ray) - $9.99 [Amazon]

The BBC Earth Collection (Blu-ray) - $64.99 [Amazon]

The BBC High Definition Natural History Collection (Blu-ray) - $89.99 [Amazon]

The Boondock Saints (Blu-ray) - $11.99 [Amazon]

The Bucket List (Blu-ray) - $15.99 [Amazon]

The Day After Tomorrow/I, Robot/The Terminator (Blu-ray) - $21.99 [Amazon]

The Departed (Blu-ray) - $10.99 [Amazon]

The Golden Compass (Blu-ray) - $14.99 [Amazon]

The Last Samurai (Blu-ray) - $10.99 [Amazon]

The Magic Of Flight (Blu-ray) - $10.99 [Amazon]

The Moody Blues Lovely To See You Live (Blu-ray) - $10.99 [Amazon]

The Notebook Limited Edition Gift Set (Blu-ray) - $23.99 [Amazon]

The Orphanage (Blu-ray) - $19.49 [Amazon]

The Passion Of The Christ (Blu-ray) - $8.99 [Amazon]

The Perfect Storm (Blu-ray) - $9.99 [Amazon]

The Polar Express (Blu-ray) - $17.49 [Amazon]

The Polar Express/National Lampoon's Christmas Vacation/Elf/A Christmas Story Pack (Blu-ray) - $42.99 [Amazon]

The Polar Express Presented In 3-D (Blu-ray) - $20.99 [Amazon]

The Searchers (Blu-ray) - $7.99 [Amazon]

The Shawshank Redemption (Blu-ray) - $20.49 [Amazon]

The Silence Of The Lambs (Blu-ray) - $8.99 [Amazon]

The Terminator (Blu-ray) - $7.49 [Amazon]

The Transporter (Blu-ray) - $8.99 [Amazon]

The Ultimate Matrix Collection (Blu-ray) - $51.99 [Amazon]

The Who At Kilburn 1977 (Blu-ray) - $12.99 [Amazon]

Tim Burton's Corpse Bride (Blu-ray) - $9.99 [Amazon]

Torchwood The Complete First Season (Blu-ray) - $49.99 [Amazon]

Training Day (Blu-ray) - $10.99 [Amazon]

Traitor (Blu-ray) - $9.99 [Amazon]

True Blood The Complete First Season (Blu-ray) - $31.99 [Amazon]

Twister (Blu-ray) - $15.49 [Amazon]

Under Siege (Blu-ray) - $9.99 [Amazon]

Valkyrie (Blu-ray) - $14.99 [Amazon]

V For Vendetta (Blu-ray) - $9.99 [Amazon]

Watchmen Director's Cut (Blu-ray) - $16.99 [Amazon]

Wedding Crashers (Blu-ray) - $9.99 [Amazon]

When We Left Earth The NASA Missions (Blu-ray) - $28.99 [Amazon]

Wild China (Blu-ray) - $23.99 [Amazon]

Wyatt Earp (Blu-ray) - $9.99 [Amazon]

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17 Again (DVD) - $14.99 [Amazon]

2001 A Space Odyssey (DVD) - $11.49 [Amazon]
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24 Seasons 5 - 7 (DVD) - $19.99 each [Amazon]

300 (DVD) - $8.99 [Amazon]

300 Limited Edition Collector's Copy (DVD) - $23.49 [Amazon]

A Boyfriend For Christmas (DVD) - $8.99 [Amazon]

Absolutely Fabulous Absolutely Everything - $65.49 [Amazon]

A Christmas Story (DVD) - $10.49 [Amazon]

A Clockwork Orange (DVD) - $10.99 [Amazon]

American Dad! Volumes 1 - 3 (DVD) - $12.99 each [Amazon]

American Girl Three Pack (DVD) - $17.99 [Amazon]

American History X (DVD) - $5.99 [Amazon]

A Miser Brothers' Christmas Deluxe Edition (DVD) - $10.49 [Amazon]

An American Christmas Carol (DVD) - $5.99 [Amazon]

A Nightmare On Elm Street (DVD) - $7.49 [Amazon]

As Time Goes By Complete Original Series (DVD) - $89.99 [Amazon]

Australia (DVD) - $9.99 [Amazon]

A Walk To Remember (DVD) - $6.49 [Amazon]

Ballykissangle The Complete Collection (DVD) - $74.99 [Amazon]

Baseball A Film By Ken Burns (DVD) - $50.99 [Amazon]

Batman Begins (DVD) - $7.49 [Amazon]

Becket (DVD) - $11.99 [Amazon]

Beetlejuice 20th Anniversary Deluxe Edition (DVD) - $8.49 [Amazon]

Blazing Saddles (DVD) - $5.99 [Amazon]

Blood Diamond (DVD) - $5.99 [Amazon]

Blow (DVD) - $5.99 [Amazon]

Blue Planet Seas Of Life Special Edition (DVD) - $30.99 [Amazon]

Body Of Lies (DVD) - $11.99 [Amazon]

Borat Cultural Learnings Of America (DVD) - $5.49 [Amazon]

Boston Legal Seasons 1 - 4 (DVD) - $12.49 each [Amazon]

Carrier (DVD) - $20.99 [Amazon]

Christmas In Wonderland (DVD) - $4.99 [Amazon]

Chuck The Complete First Season (DVD) - $19.99 [Amazon]

Citizen Kane (DVD) - $11.49 [Amazon]

Coupling The Complete Seasons 1-4 (DVD) - $49.99 [Amazon]

Cranford (DVD) - $19.49 [Amazon]

Curb Your Enthusiasm Seasons 1 - 5 (DVD) - $15.49 each [Amazon]

Curb Your Enthusiasm The Complete Seasons 1-6 (DVD) - $79.99 [Amazon]

David Lynch's Inland Empire Limited Edition (DVD) - $16.99 [Amazon]

Deadliest Catch Seasons 1 & 2 (DVD) - $14.99 each [Amazon]

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Die Hard (DVD) - $5.49 [Amazon]

Dirty Jobs Collection One (DVD) - $7.99 [Amazon]

Doctor Who Seasons 1 - 4 (DVD) - $41.99 each [Amazon]

Dodgeball A True Underdog Story (DVD) - $5.49 [Amazon]

Dodgeball A True Underdog Story Unrated (DVD) - $5.49 [Amazon]

Dracula Dead And Loving It (DVD) - $5.79 [Amazon]

Dragon Ball Z Seasons 1 - 5 (DVD) - $19.99 each [Amazon]

Drive In Cult Classics (DVD) - $4.99 [Amazon]

Dr. Quinn Medicine Woman The Complete Series (DVD) - $66.99 [Amazon]

Eddie Murphy Delirious (DVD) - $5.99 [Amazon]

Elf (DVD) - $8.99 [Amazon]

Emily Of New Moon The Complete First Season (DVD) - $9.99 [Amazon]

Emma (DVD) - $9.99 [Amazon]

Empire Of The Sun (DVD) - $6.99 [Amazon]

Enron The Smartest Guys In The Room (DVD) - $7.99 [Amazon]

Fawlty Towers The Complete Series (DVD) - $30.99 [Amazon]

Flight Of The Conchords The Complete Second Season (DVD) - $20.99 [Amazon]

Forbidden Planet (DVD) - $11.49 [Amazon]

For The Bible Tells Me So (DVD) - $12.99 [Amazon]

Fred Claus (DVD) - $11.99 [Amazon]

Friday (DVD) - $7.49 [Amazon]

From The Earth To The Moon The Signature Edition (DVD) - $14.49 [Amazon]

Full Metal Jacket (DVD) - $7.99 [Amazon]

Gabriel Iglesias Hot And Fluffy Live From Bakersfield - $7.99 [Amazon]

Get Smart Seasons 1 -3 (DVD) - $15.99 each [Amazon]

Gettysburg (DVD) - $5.49 [Amazon]

Ghosts Of Girlfriends Past (DVD) - $11.49 [Amazon]

Giant (DVD) - $11.49 [Amazon]

Gilligan's Island The Complete Series (DVD) - $37.99 [Amazon]

GIlmore Girls Seasons 1 - 7 (DVD) - $18.99 each [Amazon]

GoodFellas (DVD) - $11.49 [Amazon]

Gossip Girl The Complete First And Second Season (DVD) - $49.99 [Amazon]

Gossip Girl The Complete First Season (DVD) - $14.99 [Amazon]

Gremlins (DVD) - $7.99 [Amazon]

Hallmark Collector Set V.1 (DVD) - $9.99 [Amazon]

Happy Feet (DVD) - $11.49 [Amazon]

Harry Potter And The Chamber Of Secrets (DVD) - $8.99 [Amazon]

Harry Potter And The Order Of The Phoenix (DVD) - $8.49 [Amazon]

Harry Potter And The Prisoner of Azkaban (DVD) - $8.99 [Amazon]

Harry Potter And The Sorcerer's Stone (DVD) - $8.99 [Amazon]

Heathers 20th High School Reunion Edition (DVD) - $6.49 [Amazon]

Heathers THX Version (DVD) - $5.99 [Amazon]

Helter Skelter (DVD) - $6.49 [Amazon]

Henry Poole Is Here (DVD) - $5.99 [Amazon]

Horror Classics 50 Movie Pack Collection (DVD) - $11.99 [Amazon]

House Of Wax (DVD) - $6.49 [Amazon]

How I Met Your Mother Seasons 2 and 3 (DVD) - $19.99 each [Amazon]

How The Grinch Stole Christmas (DVD) - $12.49 [Amazon]

I Am Legend Ultimate Collector's Edition (DVD) - $21.99 [Amazon]

Igor (DVD) - $7.99 [Amazon]

Inkheart (DVD) - $11.49 [Amazon]

Interview With The Vampire (DVD) - $7.49 [Amazon]

Into Great Silence (DVD) - $16.99 [Amazon]

Into The Woods (DVD) - $12.99 [Amazon]

I, Robot Two Disc All Access Collector's Edition (DVD) - $7.49 [Amazon]

It's The Great Pumpkin Charlie Brown (DVD) - $12.49 [Amazon]

Jane Austen Collection (DVD) - $30.99 [Amazon]

Jane Eyre Masterpiece Theatre (DVD) - $16.99 [Amazon]

Jeeves & Wooster The Complete Series (DVD) - $28.99 [Amazon]

Jeff Dunham Arguing With Myself (DVD) - $6.99 [Amazon]

Jeff Dunham Spark of Insanity (DVD) - $7.99 [Amazon]

Jim Gaffigan Beyond The Pale (DVD) - $7.99 [Amazon]

John Adams HBO Miniseries (DVD) - $20.99 [Amazon]

John Pinetter I'm Starvin'! (DVD) - $6.99 [Amazon]

Judge Judy Justice Served (DVD) - $5.99 [Amazon]

Jumper Two Disc Special Edition (DVD) - $6.99 [Amazon]

Kit Kittredge An American Girl (DVD) - $7.49 [Amazon]

Kung Fu The Complete Series (DVD) - $37.99 [Amazon]

Last Chance Harvey (DVD) - $7.99 [Amazon]

Les Miserables The 10th Anniversary Case In Concert (DVD) - $18.99 [Amazon]

Lions For Lambs Full Screen Edition (DVD) - $5.49 [Amazon]

Lions For Lambs Widescreen Edition (DVD) - $5.49 [Amazon]

Little Shop Of Horrors (DVD) - $5.99 [Amazon]

Live And Let Die (DVD) - $6.99 [Amazon]

Live Free Or Die Hard Unrated (DVD) - $6.99 [Amazon]

Looney Tunes Golden Collection Volume Five (DVD) - $25.99 [Amazon]

Looney Tunes Golden Collection Volume Four (DVD) - $25.99 [Amazon]

Looney Tunes Golden Collection Volume Three (DVD) - $25.99 [Amazon]

Love And Basketball (DVD) - $5.79 [Amazon]

Mad Money (DVD) - $7.49 [Amazon]

Man On Fire Two Disc Collector's Edition (DVD) - $6.99 [Amazon]

Man On Wire (DVD) - $10.99 [Amazon]

Marley And Me (DVD) - $9.99 [Amazon]

Masada The Complete Epic Mini Series (DVD) - $15.99 [Amazon]

Masterpiece Theatre Mansfield Park (DVD) - $13.99 [Amazon]

Masterpiece Theatre Northanger Abbey (DVD) - $13.99 [Amazon]

Meet Me In St. Louis (DVD) - $11.49 [Amazon]

Message In A Bottle (DVD) - $6.49 [Amazon]

Metalocalypse Complete Season One (DVD) - $13.99 [Amazon]

Metalocalypse Complete Season Two (DVD) - $13.99 [Amazon]

Monarch Of The Glen The Complete Collection (DVD) - $99.99 [Amazon]

Moonlight The Complete Series (DVD) - $18.49 [Amazon]

Mr. Magorium's Wonder Emporium (DVD) - $7.99 [Amazon]

Mr. & Mrs. Smith Unrated (DVD) - $6.99 [Amazon]

Mrs. Doubtfire Behind The Seams Edition - $7.49 [Amazon]

My Big Fat Greek Wedding (DVD) - $5.98 [Amazon]

Mythbusters Collection One (DVD) - $9.99 [Amazon]

Mythbusters Collection Two (DVD) - $9.99 [Amazon]

Napoleon Dynamite Like The Best Special Edition Ever! (DVD) - $6.99 [Amazon]

Observe And Report (DVD) - $11.49 [Amazon]

Office Space Special Edition With Flair (DVD) - $7.49 [Amazon]

One Flew Over The Cuckoo's Nest (Blu-ray) - $20.99 [Amazon]

One Tree Hill Seasons 1 - 5 (DVD) - $23.99 each [Amazon]

Orphan (DVD) - $11.49 [Amazon]

Pan's Labyrinth (DVD) - $7.49 [Amazon]

Paris Je T'Aime (DVD) - $6.99 [Amazon]

Pathfinder (Blu-ray) - $9.49 [Amazon]

Peanuts 1960's Collection (DVD) - $19.49 [Amazon]

Peanuts 1970's Collection (DVD) - $20.99 [Amazon]

Peanuts Holiday Edition (DVD) - $22.99 [Amazon]

Peanuts I Want A Dog For Christmas Charlie Brown (DVD) - $10.99 [Amazon]

Planet Earth & The Blue Planet Seas Of Life Collector's Edition (DVD) - $58.99 [Amazon]

Planet Earth The Complete BBC Series (DVD) - $30.49 [Amazon]

Poltergeist (DVD) - $7.49 [Amazon]

Practical Magic (DVD) - $5.99 [Amazon]

Predator (DVD) - $7.49 [Amazon]

Pride And Prejudice 10th Anniversary Collector's Set (DVD - $25.99 [Amazon]

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PS I Love You (DVD) - $8.99 [Amazon]

Pushing Daisies The Complete First Season (DVD) - $19.49 [Amazon]

Quantum of Solace (DVD) - $8.99 [Amazon]

Reba Seasons 1 - 6 (DVD) - $8.49 each [Amazon]

Righteous Kill (DVD) - $14.49 [Amazon]

Robin Crusoe On Mars Criterion Collection (DVD) - $26.99 [Amazon]

Rocky Two Disc Collector's Edition (DVD) - $7.49 [Amazon]

Ronin (Blu-ray) - $9.49 [Amazon]

Roots Four Disc 30th Anniversary Edition (DVD) - $33.49 [Amazon]

Scooby-Doo/Scooby-Doo 2 Monsters Unleashed (DVD) - $8.49 [Amazon]

Scooby Doo Where Are You The Complete Third Season (DVD) - $12.49 [Amazon]

Secondhand Lions (DVD) - $6.49 [Amazon]

Sense & Sensibility Collector's Set (DVD) - $25.99 [Amazon]

Sense & Sensibility (DVD) - $19.49 [Amazon]

Seven Brides For Seven Brothers (DVD) - $11.49 [Amazon]

Sex And The City The Complete Series (DVD) - $118.99 [Amazon]

Sex And The City The Movie (DVD) - $11.99 [Amazon]

Singin' In The Rain (DVD) - $11.99 [Amazon]

Slumdog Millionaire (DVD) - $7.99 [Amazon]

Smallville Seasons 1 - 8 (DVD) - $15.49 each [Amazon]

Smallville The Complete Seasons 1-8 (DVD) - $159.99 [Amazon]

Stargate Continuum (DVD) - $6.99 [Amazon]

Star Trek The Next Generation Complete Series (DVD) - $214.99 [Amazon]

Star Wars The Clone Wars (DVD) - $8.99 [Amazon]

Studio 60 On The Sunset Strip The Complete Series (DVD) - $14.99 [Amazon]

Sunshine Cleaning (DVD) - $8.99 [Amazon]

Supernatural Seasons 1 - 4 (DVD) - $14.99 each [Amazon]

Supernatural The Complete Seasons 1-4 (DVD) - $89.99 [Amazon]

Survivorman (DVD) - $9.99 [Amazon]

Taken (DVD) - $9.99 [Amazon]

The Adventures Of Robin Hood (DVD) - $11.49 [Amazon]

The BBC Natural History Collection (DVD) - $99.99 [Amazon]

The Best Of Star Trek The Next Generation (DVD) - $7.99 [Amazon]

The Best Of Star Trek The Original Series (DVD) - $7.99 [Amazon]

The Big Bang Theory The Complete First Season (DVD) - $15.99 [Amazon]

The Bodyguard Special Edition (DVD) - $6.49 [Amazon]

The Christmas Blessing (DVD) - $8.99 [Amazon]

The Civil War A Film By Ken Burns (DVD) - $50.99 [Amazon]

The Closer Seasons 1 - 4 (DVD) - $15.99 each [Amazon]

The Closer The Complete Seasons 1-4 (DVD) - $69.99 [Amazon]

The Color Purple (DVD) - $11.49 [Amazon]

The Complete Monty Python's Flying Circus 16 Ton Megaset (DVD) - $43.99 [Amazon]

The Complete Monty Python's Flying Circus Collector's Edition Megaset (DVD) - $69.99 [Amazon]

The Complete Thin Man Collection (DVD) - $28.99 [Amazon]

The Corporation (DVD) - $16.99 [Amazon]

The Dark Knight (DVD) - $8.99 [Amazon]

The Departed (DVD) - $7.49 [Amazon]

The Devil Wears Prada (DVD) - $5.49 [Amazon]

The Exorcist (DVD) - $7.99 [Amazon]

The Goonies (DVD) - $6.99 [Amazon]

The Living Daylights (DVD) - $6.99 [Amazon]

The Lord Of The Rings The Fellowship Of The Ring (DVD) - $7.99 [Amazon]

The Lord Of The Rings The Return Of The King - $8.49 [Amazon]

The Lord Of The Rings The Two Towers (DVD) - $8.99 [Amazon]

The Marx Brothers Collection (DVD) - $17.99 [Amazon]

The Mary Tyler Moore Show Seasons 1 - 4 (DVD) - $8.99 each [Amazon]

The Matrix 10th Anniversary Edition - $20.49 [Amazon]

The Mission (DVD) - $10.99 [Amazon]

The Namesake (DVD) - $4.99 [Amazon]

The Nativity Story (DVD) - $8.99 [Amazon]

The NeverEnding Story (DVD) - $5.99 [Amazon]

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The Nightmare On Elm Street Collection (DVD) - $24.99 [Amazon]

The Notebook (DVD) - $8.99 [Amazon]

The Nutcracker (DVD) - $13.99 [Amazon]

The Office The Complete Collection BBC Edition (DVD) - $29.99 [Amazon]

The Outsiders The Complete Novel (DVD) - $11.49 [Amazon]

The Phantom Of The Opera (DVD) - $5.99 [Amazon]

The Polar Express (DVD) - $8.49 [Amazon]

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The Shining (DVD) - $7.99 [Amazon]

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The Simpsons Movie (DVD) - $7.99 [Amazon]

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The Sopranos The Complete Series (DVD) - $190.99 [Amazon]

The Universe The Complete Season One (DVD) - $20.99 [Amazon]

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The Visitor (DVD) - $6.99 [Amazon]

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The Wedding Singer (DVD) - $6.49 [Amazon]

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The Wire The Complete Series (DVD) - $122.99 [Amazon]

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Pixel Qi's last announced manufacturing date—residue of which still graces their website—was "the second half of 2009." In big, bold type, they've updated the claim: "We are starting mass production of this screen in December 2009," is proudly emblazoned on Pixel Qi's worryingly retro website, while "We totally totally promise this time," a comforting, if slightly desperate adjunct, is not. But this is:

We have begun design of a sub-10 watt HDTV that can be used in hundreds of millions of households that don't have steady, if any, access to electrical power. The typical HDTV uses more than 100 Watts and often draws several hundred watts. We are working on a way to massively lower the power consumption, and significantly lower the price with a target price of $100. Thus this HDTV can run off of battery that can be charged up when the power is on, or charged with a small solar panel, crank, or so forth.

I'm sure there are about a million different applications for a low-power screen tech that displays full-motion color, static e-ink and works in the sunlight, but don't get ahead of yourselves: we haven't seen a single non-prototype device yet. Throw us a bone, guys! And by bone, I mean the name of any hardware partner who's willing to make a product with this screen tech once it starts shipping. [Pixel Qi via Blogeee via Slashgear]

Panasonic Z1

Panasonic's flagship HDTV is its thinnest 54-inch plasma HDTV ever, with only 1-inch depth. They did it by eliminating a third sheet of glass found in all other plasmas except Pioneer's Kuro, and bonding the anti-reflective coating directly top glass. The Z1 employs SiBEAM's 60GHz 1080p for wireless glitch-free images sent via the included transmitter/media box from up to 30 feet away. The Z1 has THX picture mode and a custom calibration mode, plus nice bonus features including VieraCast Internet connectivity for YouTube and Amazon VOD and an SD card reader for photos. The Z1 delivers amazing performance with full 1080 line motion resolution, accurate HD color, deep black levels and 96Hz for judder free movie viewing.

The sexiest HDTV of 2009, the TC-P54Z1 will set you back $4000.

Update: Many of you have commented that you prefer Panasonic's excellent Viera V10 series, and to Gary's credit, he gave the TV his highest rating, and is including it in his top 10 list, which he'll publish next week. There's nothing wrong with that TV, and if we indicated six here, it would certainly be shown. It has the same NeoPDP panel as the Z1, but it's not the same picture, because it has the third separate piece of glass with anti-reflective coating.

Pioneer Kuro Signature

You know it's been a weird year for TVs when not one but two of our top picks are no longer being manufactured, but are still being sold. Pioneer's sweetest (and last) Kuro line is technically a monitor: There's no tuner or audio. But the Signature models offer the deepest black of any high definition display on the market—without any white-letter-on-black-background halos occasionally seen on LED-based LCD TVs. The Signature models features hand selected parts, 2.5-in. depth, Custom Calibration, 72Hz refresh and control over the internet via its Ethernet connection. The Pioneer uses a single top sheet of glass to minimize internal reflections, with the anti-reflection coating bonded directly to the surface.

The Signature models are available at scattered retailers around the country in the 50-inch size (PRO-101FD) for about $3000 to $3500, and 60-inch size (PRO-141FD) for $4000 to $4800.

Samsung LNB8500

The 8500 series is Samsung flagship LED LCD TV. It feature packed with thin 1.6-inch depth, white LED local dimming backlights for improved uniformity, dual-chip 240 Hz plus a scanning backlight for excellent motion resolution and the best black level of any LED LCD observed to date. The 8500 features four HDMI inputs plus internet connectivity with Flickr, YouTube, weather, news and other widgets. It also has a PV+C input for connection to your computer or HTPC. This is a benchmark LED LCD to judge against every other make and model.

All this performance comes at a price. The LNB8500 series comes in 46-inch (UN46B8500) and 55-inch (UN55B8500) screen sizes, currently on Amazon for $2620 and $4020, respectively.

LG LH90

This LG has all the hot LCD performance features video freaks crave, including white LED dimming backlights for excellent black levels, wide viewing angle LCD IPS panel, accurate color, and 240Hz (120 refresh + scanning backlight) for excellent motion resolution. This LG also has all the tweaks anyone could ask for including ISF CCC mode for calibration, THX certification and LG's "picture wizard" for user set-up without calibration discs or external test signals. The LH90 isn't the thinnest LED LCD, but it more than makes up for it with its price.

The LG LH90 series is available in 42-, 47- and 55-inch screen sizes at street prices that are considerably lower than many competitors' edge lit 120 Hz LED edge lit models. The 42LH90 is online for $1200 to $1500; the 47LH90 sells in the $1700 range; and the 55LH90 goes for $2200 to $2800. In case you couldn't tell, the LH90 series is the value/performance leader of the pack.

Sony XBR8

A comparable model never replaced Sony's 2008 flagship model in 2009. It is the only HDTV available with separate red, green and blue LED backlights (rather than all white), with local dimming for deep black levels. Though slightly thicker than other TVs in its class, the XBR8 has accurate HDTV color, enough brightness for a beach house, a non-glossy anti-glare screen coating (rare for 2009), 120Hz refresh rate and Sony's Bravia Engine 2 signal processing.

You can still find the XBR8s—we spotted the 46-inch KDL-46XBR8 for under $2200 and the 55-inch KDL-55XBR8 for under $4000.

Gary Merson is the HD Guru, the industry's leading HDTV journalist. He's been reviewing TVs for well over a decade, and recently wrote a guide to choosing an HDTV.

Table of Contents

Page 1 - Cell Phones, Computers, Digital Cameras, DVD Players, GPS and more
Page 2 - TVs, Video Games, Printers, Software, MP3 Players and more
Page 3 - Movies and TV Shows (DVD and Blu-ray)

MP3 Players

3 $10 iTunes Gift Cards - $25.00 eBay [Best Buy]

Apple 8GB iPod 5th Gen Nano (Black) + Wall Charger & Case - $159.97 [Best Buy]
Apple 8GB iPod 5th Gen Nano (Blue) + Wall Charger & Case - $159.97 [Best Buy]
Apple 8GB iPod 5th Gen Nano (Pink) + Wall Charger & Case - $159.97 [Best Buy]
Apple 8GB iPod 5th Gen Nano (Purple) + Wall Charger & Case - $159.97 [Best Buy]
Apple 8GB iPod 5th Gen Nano (Silver) + Wall Charger & Case - $159.97 [Best Buy]
Apple 8GB iPod Nano With Free $15 Gift CardApple 8GB iPod Nano With Free $15 Gift Card - $145.00 [Target]

Apple 8GB iPod Touch 3rd Generation w/$30 Gift Card - $199.99 [Best Buy]

Apple 32GB iPod Touch With Free $30 Gift Card - $295.00 [Target]

Ativa 2GB MP3 Player With Video And FM Radio - $17.99 [Office Depot]

Ativa Speaker Dock For iPod PF112 - $19.99 [Office Depot]

Bose Sound-dock Series II Digital Music System - $269.99 [Best Buy]

Element 2GB Stick MP3 Player - $9.99 * [K-M]

GPX 4GB MP3/4 Player - $32.99 [Sears]

Mach Speed MP3 Player - $24.99 * [Sears]

Memorex Docking Clock Radio For iPod - $34.99 [Office Depot]

Microsoft Zune 120GB MP3 Player - $199.99 [Dell]

Power Pack for iPod/iPhone - $19.99 [Best Buy]

RCA 1GB Sport MP3 Player - $13.99 * [Sears]

Sandisk 4GB Fuze MP3 Player (Black) - $44.99 [Best Buy]
Sandisk 4GB Fuze MP3 Player (Blue) - $44.99 [Best Buy]
Sandisk 4GB Fuze MP3 Player (Red) - $44.99 [Best Buy]

Sony Speaker Dock Clock Radio For iPod Or iPhone - $79.99 [Office Depot]

Sylvania 4GB MP3 Player - $19.99 [K-M]

iH4 iHome Alarm Clock For iPod - $29.99 * [Sears]

Networking and Wireless

D-Link Basic N Wireless Adapter - $19.99 [Office Depot]

D-Link Basic N Wireless Router - $19.99 [Office Depot]

HP MediaSmart Server LX195 - $249.99 [HP]

Linksys Wireless-N Rangeplus Adapter - $39.99 [Office Depot]
Linksys Wireless-N Rangeplus Router Or Adapter - $39.99 [Office Depot]

Linksys Wireless-N Ultra RangePlus Broadband Router w/4-Port Switch - $59.99 [Best Buy]

NetGear Wireless N Router (Model # WNR2000-100NAS) - $49.99 [Best Buy]

Portable USB Storage


Ativa 4GB USB Flash Drive - $7.99 [Office Depot]

Lexar 32GB TwistTurn USB Drive - $59.99 [Office Depot]

Sandisk 4GB USB Flash Drive - $8.99 [Sears]

SanDisk 8GB Cruzer USB Flash Drive - $14.99 [Office Depot]

SanDisk 16GB Curzer USB Flash Drive - $27.99 [Office Depot]

SanDisk 32GB Cruzer USB Flash Drive - $49.99 [Office Max]

Printers


$10 Gift Card With Any $40 Ink Purchase - $0.00 [Best Buy]

Brother MFC-295CN All-in-One Printer - $59.98 [Staples]
Brother MFC-295CN All-In-One Printer - $59.99 [Office Depot]

Brother Wireless MFC-490cw All-In-One Printer - $79.99 [Office Depot]

Brother MFC-7340 Laser All-In-One Printer - $99.99 [Office Depot]

Brother MFC-7340 Laser All-In-One Printer - $99.98 [Staples]

Brother HL2170W Laser Printer - $89.98 [Staples]

Brother HL3040CN Color Laser Printer - $179.98 [Staples]

Brother Personal 575 Plain-Paper Fax - $9.99 [Staples]

Canon 100 LIDE Scanner - $29.99 [Office Depot]

Canon PIXMA MP490 Photo All-In-One Printer, Copier, Scanner - $29.99 [Office Depot]

Canon PIXMA MP640 Wireless Photo All-in-One Printer - $149.98 [Staples]

Canon imageCLASS MF4350d Laser Multifunction Printer - $149.99 [Staples]

Epson WorkForce 30 Color Inkjet Printer - $39.99 * [Office Max]


Epson Artisan 710 All-in-One Wireless Printer - $79.99 * [Office Max]


Epson Artisan 810 Color Photo Printer - $169.99 * [Office Max]


HP OfficeJet 6500 Wireless All-in-One Printer - $99.99 * [Office Max]


Samsung 3175FW Color Laser All-in-One Printer - $199.99 * [Office Max]

Epson Stylus NX110 Multifunction Printer - $24.99 [Best Buy]

Epson Stylus NX415 All-in-One Printer - $49.98 [Staples]

Epson Stylus 1400 Wide-Format Photo Printer - $89.98 [Staples]

Free HP Inkjet Printer w/Purchase of Any PC or Laptop (After Rebate) - $0.00 [Staples]

Free HP Printer D4360 With Any PC Purchase - $0.00 [Office Depot]

HP OfficeJet J4680 Wireless All-in-One Printer - $49.99 * [Office Max]


HP 6000 Officejet Wireless Printer - $59.99 [Office Depot]

HP LaserJet P1006 Printer - $89.99 [HP]

HP OfficeJet Pro 8500 All-in-One Printer - $139.99 * [Office Max]

HP 8500 Officejet All-In-One Printer - $149.99 [Office Depot]
HP Photosmart B8550 Photo Printer - $149.99 [HP]

HP CP1518ni Color Laser Printer - $199.99 [Office Depot]

HP Color LaserJet CP1518ni Printer - $199.98 [Staples]

HP D5460 Photosmart Printer - $29.99 [Office Depot]

Software

$30 Off Rosetta Stone Software - $30 Off [Office Depot]

Adobe Photoshop Elements 8- $49.99 [Staples]
Adobe Photoshop Elements 8 - $49.99 [Office Max]


Adobe Premiere Elements 8 - $49.99 [Office Max]


Microsoft Office Home & Student (w/ New PC Purchase) - $49.99 * [Office Max]


Microsoft Windows 7 Home Premium Upgrade - $99.99 [Office Max]


Norton 360 Standard 3.0 Software - $29.99 [Office Max]


Norton AntiVirus 2010 (w/ New PC Purchase) - $9.99 * [Office Max]

Interior Design (After Rebate) - $0.00 [Office Depot]

Microsft Windows 7 Home Premium Upgrade - $119.90 [Office Depot]

Microsoft Office Home & Student 2007 - $69.99 eBay [Staples]
Microsoft Office Home & Student 2007 - $79.99 [Office Depot]

Norton 360 Premier 3.0 Security Software - $9.99 [Office Depot]
Norton 360 With PC Purchase Or Staples Rewards Members - $9.99 * [Staples]

Norton AntiVirus 2010 - $9.99 eBay [Staples]

Peachtree Pro Accounting 2010 (After Rebate) - $0.00 [Staples]

Photo Explosion (After Rebate) - $0.00 [Office Depot]

Print Master (After Rebate) - $0.00 [Office Depot]

Scrapbook Factory (After Rebate) - $0.00 [Office Depot]

Televisions

AOC 32" Full HD LCD TV - $379.99 [Sears]

Apex 40" Full HD LCD TV - $449.00 * [Target]

Audiovox Under Cabinet Kitchen 7" LCD DVD Clock Radio - $179.99 [Sears]

Digital Prism 7" Portable LCD TV ATSC710 - $84.99 [Office Depot]

Dynex 19" 720p LCD HDTV (Model # DX-L19-10A) - $149.99 [Best Buy]

Dynex 32" 720p LCD HDTV (Model # DX-L321-10A) - $299.99 * [Best Buy]

Dynex 40" 1080p 60Hz LCD HDTV (Model # DX-L40-10A) - $499.99 [Best Buy]

Eviant 7" Hand Held TV - $89.99 [Sears]

Element 26" LCD HDTV (Model # 26LE30Q) - $249.99 [K-M]

Emerson 32" LC320EMFX LCD 720P HDTV - $248.00 * [Wal-Mart]

Emerson 42" PL-P42W-10A Plasma 720P HDTV - $448.00 * [Wal-Mart]

Insignia 42" 1080p 120Hz LCD HDTV (Model # NS-L42Q120-10A) - $699.99 * [Best Buy]

Insignia 50" 720p Plasma HDTV - $647.99 [Best Buy]

LG 32" 1080p LCD HDTV (Model # 32LH30-UA) - $439.99 [Best Buy]

LG 55" LCD HDTV (Model 55LH40) - $1499.99 [Sears]

Panasonic 42" TC-P42S1 720p Plasma HDTV - $649.99 * [Sears]
Panasonic 42" TC-P42S1 720p Plasma HDTV - $549.99 [K-M]

Panasonic Viera 50" TC-PS0U1 1080p Plasma HDTV w/Blu-ray Disc Player (Model # DMP-BD60K) - $999.98 [Best Buy]

Panasonic 54" TC-P54G10 Plasma HDTV - $1499.99 [Sears]

Proscan 40" 40LC45Q Class LCD HDTV - $539.99 * [Sears]

Sharp 19" LC19SB27UT Class LCD HDTV - $179.99 * [Sears]

Sony 32" KDL32L504 Class LCD HDTV - $379.99 * [Sears]
Sony 32" KDL32L504 Class 720p LCD HDTV - $379.99 * [K-M]
Sony 32" KDL32L504 720p 60Hz LCD HDTV - $377.99 [Best Buy]
Sony 32" KDL32L504 LCD 720P HDTV - $378.00 [Wal-Mart]

Sony 40" KDL40S504 1080p 60Hz LCD HDTV - $664.99 * [Sears]
Sony 40" KDL40S504 1080p 60Hz LCD HDTV - $662.99 [Best Buy]
Sony 40" KDL40S504 LCD 1080P HDTV - $598.00 [Wal-Mart]

Sony 40" KDL40V5100 1080p LCD HDTV - $989.00 [Dell]

Sony 46" KDL465504 1080p 60Hz LCD HDTV - $852.99 [Best Buy]
Sony 46" KDL46S504 Class LCD HDTV - $854.99 * [Sears]

Sony 46" KDL46V5100 LCD HDTV - $1239.99 [Sears]

Sony 46" KDL465504 LCD 1080P HDTV - $798.00 * [Wal-Mart]

Sony 52" KDL52V5100 LCD HDTV - $1599.99 [Sears]

Sylvania 37" LC370SS9 LCD HDTV - $399.99 * [Sears]

Haier 7 Inch Portable Digital TV - $79.99 [Target]

Westinghouse 32" LCD HDTV - $246.00 [Target]

Sharp 42" 1080p LCD HDTV (Model # LC42SB45UT) - $599.00 [Dell]

Samsung 19" Widescreen LCD HDTV 933HD - $199.99 [Office Depot]

Samsung 22" Class LCD HDTV LN22B350 - $249.99 * [Sears]

Samsung 23" 2333HD Widescreen LCD HDTV - $249.99 [Office Depot]

Samsung 26" T260HD Widescreen LCD HDTV - $299.99 [Office Depot]

Samsung 32" LCD 720P HDTV LN32B360 - $397.99 [Best Buy]
Samsung 32" LCD 720P HDTV LN32B360 (Saturday) - $398.00 [Wal-Mart]

Samsung 32" LCD 1080P HDTV LN32B530 - $497.99 [Best Buy]

Samsung 40" LCD 1080P HDTV LN40B500 - $597.99 [Best Buy]

Samsung 40" LCD 1080P HDTV LN40B500 (Saturday) - $598.00 [Wal-Mart]
Samsung 40" LCD 1080P HDTV LN40B500 - $599.99 * [Sears]

Samsung 40" LED HDTV UN40B6000 - $1399.99 [Sears]

Samsung 42" Plasma 720P HDTV PN42B400 - $547.99 [Best Buy]
Samsung 42" Plasma 720P HDTV PN42B400 (Saturday) - $548.00 [Wal-Mart]
Samsung 42" Plasma 720P HDTV PN42B400 - $549.99 [Sears]

Samsung 46" LCD 1080P HDTV LN46B500 - $847.99 [Best Buy]
Samsung 46" LCD 1080P HDTV LN46B500 (Saturday) - $848.00 [Wal-Mart]
Samsung 46" LCD 1080P HDTV LN46B500 - $899.99 * [Sears]

Samsung 46" Class LCD HDTV LN46B650 - $1309.99 * [Sears]

Samsung 46" LED HDTV UN46B6000 - $1599.99 [Sears]
Samsung 46" LED 1080P HDTV UN4686000 - $1599.99 * [Best Buy]

Samsung 50" Plasma 720P HDTV PN50B430 - $697.99 [Best Buy]
Samsung 50" Plasma 720P HDTV PN50B430 - $699.99 * [Sears]
Samsung 50" Plasma 720P HDTV PN50B430 (Saturday) - $698.00 [Wal-Mart]

Samsung 50" Plasma 720P HDTV PN50B530 - $899.99 [Sears]
Samsung 50" Plasma 1080P HDTV PN50B530 - $897.99 [Best Buy]

Samsung 52" LN52B530 LCD HDTV - $1299.99 [Sears]

Samsung 55" LED HDTV (Model UN55B6000) - $2469.99 [Sears]

Toshiba 40" 1080P Class LCD HDTV (Model 40RV525U/R) - $589.99 * [Sears]

Flat-Panel TV Stand - $89.00 [Wal-Mart]

Philips Large Fixed TV Mount - $69.00 [Wal-Mart]

RCA 46" LCD 1080p HDTV (Online Only) - $688.00 [Wal-Mart]

Sansui 19" HDLCD1909 LCD HDTV - $128.00 [Wal-Mart]

Sayno 50" DP50719 Plasma HDTV - $598.00 [Wal-Mart]

VIZIO 32" ECO HDTV (Model VO320E) - $349.99 [Sears]

VIZIO 37" VO37LFHDTV10A 1080p LCD TV with VBR100 Blu-Ray Player - $699 [Vizio]

VIZIO 37" VO37LFHDTV10A 1080p LCD TV with VSB210WS VIZIO Sound Bar and Wireless Subwoofer - $699 [Vizio]

VIZIO 55" LCD HDTV w/Blu-ray Player Bundle - $1649.99 [Dell]
VIZIO 55" VF550XVT 1080p LCD TV with VBR100 Blu-ray Player - $1349 [Vizio]

VIZIO 55" VF550XVT 1080p LCD TV with VSB210WS VIZIO Sound Bar and Wireless Subwoofer - $1349 [Vizio]

Zenith 42" Class Plasma HDTV (Model #Z42PO2) - $499.99 * [Sears]

Video Game Systems


Call Of Duty Super Elite XBOX 360 System Bundle With $50 Gift Card - $399.99 [Target]

DSi Game System With Free $20 Gift Card - $169.99 * [Target]

Nintendo DSi w/ Mario vs. DK: Mini's March Again, WarioWare Snapped, Dr. Mario Express, Mario Clock, Mario Calculator - $169.99 [GameStop]

Nintendo DS Lite - $98.00 * [Wal-Mart]

Nintendo DSi Brain Age Bundle (White) w/$20 Gift Card - $169.99 [Best Buy]

Nintendo DSi Bundle w/5 Pre-Installed Games - $169.99 * [K-M]

Nintendo DSi Mario Bundle (Metallic Blue) w/$20 Gift Card - $169.99 [Best Buy]

Nintendo DSi w/ Clubhouse Games Express Card Classics, Brain Age Express: Arts & Letters, Brain Age Express: Sudoku, Brain Age Express: Math, Photo Clock - $169.99 [GameStop]

Nintendo Wii - $199.99 [K-M]

Nintendo Wii Value Bundle With Console, Remote, Nunchuck, 2 Games And An Extra Set Of Nyko Controllers (Online Only) - $249.00 [Wal-Mart]

Nintendo Wii w/Nerf Racing Wheel - $199.99 [Sears]

PlayStation 3 120GB w/ LittleBigPlanet GOTY & God of War Collection - $299 [GameStop]

PlayStation 3 120GB - $299.99 [Sears]

PlayStation 3 Console w/Infamous & Batman Arkham Asylum Games + Dark Knight Blu-ray - $299.00 [Wal-Mart

PlayStation 3 Package w/120GB Console, Little Big Planet, and Ratchet And Clank - $299.99 * [Best Buy]

Xbox 360 120GB Elite Game System Bundle w/$50 Gift Card - $299.99 [Target]
Xbox 360 Elite Bundle w/Halo 3 OSDT - $299.99 [K-M]

Xbox 360 Arcade w/Madagascar 2 Game & w/Madagascar & w/Madagascar 2 Movie DVDs - $199.00 [Wal-Mart]

Xbox 360 Elite 120GB Bundle w/Four Pack Game Set - $299.99 [Best Buy]

Xbox 360 Elite Bundle - $299.99 [Sears]

Xbox 360 Elite w/ Lego Batman, Pure, & Choice of Call of Duty 4 OR Spider-Man: Web of Shadows - $299 [GameStop]

Video Games

$10 Gift Card With Select Video Game Purchases - $0.00 [Target]

$20 Gift Card With Any DSi System Purchase - $0.00 * [Target]

$20 Gift Card w/Any DSi Game System Purchase - $0.00 [Best Buy]

$25 Nintendo Gaming Coupon w/Any DS System Purchase - $0.00 [K-M]

$50 Gift Card With Any Call Of Duty Super Elite XBOX 360 System Bundle - $0.00 [Target]

$50 Gift Card With Any XBOX 360 120GB Elite Game System Bundle Purchase - $0.00 [Target]

2-Pack Wii or DS Games - $14.99 * [Sears]

2-Pack Xbox-360 Games or PS3 Games - $24.99 * [Sears]

2K Sports NBA 2K10 (Xbox 360) - $25.00 [Wal-Mart]

3-Pack PS2 Games - $9.99 * [Sears]

Animal Crossing Wii Video Game - $27.00 [Target]

Are You Smarter Than A 5th Grader (PS2) - $7.00 [Wal-Mart]

Assassin's Creed Bloodlines Entertainment Pack w/Assiassins Creed II for PS3 - $199.99 [K-M]

Assassins Creed (PC Game) - $4.99 [Best Buy]

Assassins Creed II PS3 Video Game With $10 Gift Card - $59.99 [Target]

Assassins Creed II XBOX 360 Video Game With $10 Gift Card - $59.99 [Target]

Bakugan (Nintendo Wii) - $25.00 [Wal-Mart]

Bash Party (Wii) - $14.99 [Best Buy]

Batman - The Video Game (Nintendo DS) - 50% Off [Office Max]

Batman - The Video Game (Xbox 360) - 50% Off [Office Max]

Indiana Jones - The Original Adventure (Nintendo DS) - 50% Off [Office Max]

Indiana Jones - The Original Adventure (XBox 360) - 50% Off [Office Max]

Star Wars - The Complete Saga (XBox 360) - 50% Off [Office Max]

Batman: Arkham Asylum (360/PS3) - $39.99 [GameStop]

Batman: Arkham Asylum (Xbox 360) - $39.99 [K-M]

Batman Arkham Asylum PS3 Video Game - $37.00 [Target]

Batman Arkham Asylum XBOX 360 Video Game - $37.00 [Target]

Ben 10: Alien Force Vilgax Attacks (Wii) - $19.99 [K-M]

Big Beach Sports (Nintendo Wii) - $10.00 [Wal-Mart]

Biggest Loser (Wii) - $29.99 [Sears]

Bioshock (PC Game) - $4.99 [Best Buy]

Bolt (DS Game) - $9.99 [Best Buy]

Brutal Legend (PS3) - $34.99 * [Best Buy]

Brutal Legend (Xbox 360) - $34.99 * [Best Buy]

Brutal Legend For PS3 - $39.99 [K-M]

Brutal Legend For XBox 360 - $39.99 [K-M]

Call Of Duty 4 Modern Warfare (PS3) - $25.00 [Wal-Mart]

Call Of Duty Modern Warfare PS3 Video Game With $10 Gift Card - $59.99 [Target]

Call Of Duty Modern Warfare XBOX 360 Video Game With $10 Gift Card - $59.99 [Target]

Call Of Duty World At War Wii Video Game - $27.00 [Target]

Call of Duty: World at War (360/PS3) - $39.99 [GameStop]

Call of Juarez (PS3) - $19.99 [Best Buy]

Carnival Games (Nintendo Wii) - $10.00 [Wal-Mart]

Cars: Race O Rama (Wii) - $29.99 [K-M]

Celebrity Sports Showdown (Nintendo Wii) - $7.00 [Wal-Mart]

Civilization IV (PC Game) - $4.99 [Best Buy]

Command And Conquer Red Alert 3 (Xbox 360) - $7.00 [Wal-Mart]

Cooking Mama (DS Game) - $9.99 [Best Buy]

Cooking Mama (Wii) - $14.99 [Best Buy]

Crash (DS Game) - $9.99 [Best Buy]

Deca Sports 10 Games In 1 (Wii) - $9.99 [Best Buy]

Dirt 2 (PS3) - $39.99 [K-M]

Dirt 2 (Xbox 360) - $39.99 [K-M]

Dragon Age (PS3) - $34.99 * [Best Buy]

Dragon Age (Xbox 360) - $34.99 * [Best Buy]

Dragon Age For PS3 - $39.99 [K-M]

Dragon Age For XBox 360 - $39.99 [K-M]

Excite Bots Trick Racing (Wii) - $14.99 [Best Buy]

FIFA Soccer 10 (PS3) - $34.99 * [Best Buy]

FIFA Soccer 10 (Xbox 360) - $34.99 * [Best Buy]

Facebreak (Xbox 360) - $14.99 [Sears]

Fallout 3 (PS3) - $19.99 [Best Buy]

Fallout 3 (Xbox 360) - $19.99 [Best Buy]

Family Game Night (Xbox 360) - $19.99 [Best Buy]

Far Cry 2 (PC Game) - $4.99 [Best Buy]

Forza Motorsport 3 (Xbox 360) - $39.99 [K-M]

Forza Motorsport 3, Left 4 Dead 2, Halo 3 ODST - $39.99 each [GameStop]

Game Party (Wii) - $9.99 [K-M]

Game Party 2 (Wii) - $9.99 [K-M]

Gardening Mama DS Video Game - $17.00 [Target]

Grand Theft Auto IV (Xbox 360) - $10.00 [Wal-Mart]

Guinness World Records (DS Game) - $9.99 [Best Buy]

Guitar Hero 5 Wii Video Game - $37.00 [Target]

Guitar Hero World Tour For PS2, Xbox 360, Wii, PS3 - $49.99 * [Sears]

Halo 3 ODST XBOX 360 Video Game - $37.00 [Target]

Halo 3 OSDT (Xbox 360) - $39.99 [K-M]

Halo ODST (Xbox 360) - $39.99 [Sears]

Hannah Montana DS Video Game - $17.00 [Target]

Hawx (PS3) - $19.99 * [Best Buy]

Hawx (Xbox 360) - $19.99 [Best Buy]

High School Musical 3 Dance Bundle (Xbox 360) - $9.99 [K-M]

Left 4 Dead 2 (Xbox 360) - $34.99 * [Best Buy]

Left 4 Dead 2 (Xbox 360) - $39.99 [Sears]

Left 4 Dead 2 (Xbox 360) - $39.99 [K-M]

Lego Batman (DS) - $14.99 [K-M]

Littlest Pet Shop Beach Friends DS Video Game - $17.00 [Target]

Lock's Quest (Nintendo DS) - $7.00 [Wal-Mart]

MX Vs ATV Untaimed (Nintendo DS) - $10.00 [Wal-Mart]

Madagascar 2 Escape From Africa (Wii) - $14.99 [Best Buy]

Madden 10 (PS2) - $25.00 [Wal-Mart]

Madden 10 (PS3) - $34.99 * [Best Buy]

Madden 10 (XBox 360) - $34.99 * [Best Buy]

Marker Man (DS Game) - $9.99 [Best Buy]

Marvel Super Hero Squad DS Video Game - $17.00 [Target]

Marvel Ultimate Alliance 2 (Wii) - $14.99 [Best Buy]

Midnight Club Los Angeles (Xbox 360) - $10.00 [Wal-Mart]

My Sims Kingdom (Wii) - $9.99 [Best Buy]

My Word Coach (DS Game) - $9.99 [Best Buy]

NBA Live 09 (Wii) - $9.99 [Best Buy]

NBA Live 10 (PS3) - $34.99 * [Best Buy]

NBA Live 10 (Xbox 360) - $34.99 * [Best Buy]

NHL 10 (PS3) - $34.99 * [Best Buy]

NHL 10 (Xbox 360) - $34.99 * [Best Buy]

Need For Speed: Shift (PS3) - $34.99 * [Best Buy]

Need For Speed: Shift (XBox 360) - $34.99 * [Best Buy]

Need For Speed: Shift PS3 Video Game - $37.00 [Target]

Need For Speed: Shift XBOX 360 Video Game - $37.00 [Target]

Need For Speed Nitro Wii Video Game - $27.00 [Target]

Need For Speed Undercover (PS3) - $10.00 [Wal-Mart]

Need For Speed: Shift (PS3) - $39.99 [K-M]

Need For Speed: Shift (Xbox 360) - $39.99 [K-M]

NeoPets Puzzle Adventure (Nintendo DS) - $7.00 [Wal-Mart]

Nerf Racing Wheel Wii - $9.99 [Sears]

Nintendo DS Games - $19.99 * [Sears]

Nintendo DS Games - $29.99 * [Sears]

Nintendo DS Lite Starter Kit - $10.00 * [Wal-Mart]

Over 30 Games For $25 - $25.00 [Wal-Mart]

Over 40 Games For $10.00 - $10.00 [Wal-Mart]

Over 50 Video Games For $7.00 - $7.00 [Wal-Mart]

PS3 Black DualShock Controller - $39.00 * [Target]

PS3 Blu-Ray Remote - $24.99 [Sears]

Personal Trainer Cooking Game For DS Video Game - $7.00 [Target]

Pikmin Classic (Wii) - $14.99 [Best Buy]

Rayman Raving Rabbids (Wii) - $9.99 [Best Buy]

Resident Evil 5 (PS3) - $19.99 [Best Buy]

Resident Evil 5 (Xbox 360) - $19.99 [Best Buy]

Riddick (PS3) - $19.99 [Best Buy]

Riddick (Xbox 360) - $19.99 [Best Buy]

Roc [Wal-Mart]k Band Special Edition (PS3) - $50.00

Rock Band 2 Special Edition (XBox 360) - $99.99 [K-M]

Rock Band PS3 Video Game - $7.00 [Target]

Rock Band Special Edition (XBox 360) - $50.00 [Wal-Mart]

Sandisk 4GB SD Card - $8.99 [K-M]

Select Wii Games - $9.99 [K-M]

Select Wii Games - $29.99 [K-M]

Shaun White PS3 Video Game - $7.00 [Target]

Shaun White XBOX 360 Video Game - $7.00 [Target]

Sim Animals Wii Video Game - $27.00 [Target]

Slots (PC Game) - $4.99 [Best Buy]

Sonic Chronicles The Dark Brotherhood (DS Game) - $9.99 [Best Buy]

SpongeBob: Truth or Square (Wii) - $29.99 [K-M]

Spore Hero (Wii) - $29.99 [K-M]

Spyro (DS Game) - $9.99 [Best Buy]

Stalker (PC Game) - $4.99 [Best Buy]

Star Wars Clone Wars PS3 Video Game - $37.00 [Target]

Star Wars Clone Wars XBOX 360 Video Game - $37.00 [Target]

Style Lab Makeover DS Video Game - $17.00 [Target]

Sudoku Ball (DS Game) - $9.99 [Best Buy]

Suzuki TT Super Bikes (PS2) - $7.00 [Wal-Mart]

TNA Impact (PS3) - $14.99 [Sears]

Tak And The Guardians Of Gross (Nintendo Wii) - $7.00 [Wal-Mart]

Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Smash Up (Wii) - $29.99 [Sears]

Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Smash Up Wii Video Game - $27.00 [Target]

Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles Smash Up (Wii) - $29.99 [K-M]

The Bigs 2 (PS3) - $19.99 [Best Buy]

The Bigs 2 (Xbox 360) - $19.99 [Best Buy]

The Godfather II (PS3) - $10.00 [Wal-Mart]

The Sims 3 (PC/Mac) - $25.00 [Wal-Mart]

Tiger Woods PGA Tour 10 (Nintendo Wii) - $25.00 [Wal-Mart]

UFC 2009 Undisputed (Xbox 360) - $25.00 [Wal-Mart]

Ultimate Alliance 2 PS3 Video Game - $37.00 [Target]

Ultimate Alliance 2 Wii Video Game - $37.00 [Target]

Ultimate Alliance 2 XBOX 360 Video Game - $37.00 [Target]

Value Video Games - $14.99 [K-M]

Various Video Games - $14.99 or Under [Sears]

Video Rocker Extreme 2 Chair - $29.98 [Target]

WWE Smackdown Vs Raw 2009 (PS3) - $25.00 [Wal-Mart]

WWE Smackdown Vs Raw 2010 PS3 - $39.99 [K-M]

Wii Mario And Sonic At The Olympic Winter Games Video Game With $10 Gift Card - $49.99 [Target]

Wii Music Wii Video Game - $27.00 [Target]

Wii Nerf N-Strike Video Game w/$10 Gift Card - $59.99 [Target]

Wii Play Remote Bundle - $39.00 * [Target]

Wii Ski And Snowboard (Wii) - $14.99 [Best Buy]

Wii Sports Resort Video Game w/$10 Gift Card - $49.99 [Target]

Wii Sports Resort w/ Extra Wii MotionPlus - $49.99 [GameStop]

World Of Warcraft (PC Game) - $4.99 [Best Buy]

World of Zoo (Wii) - $29.99 [K-M]

X Rocker Turbo Sound Gaming Chair - $35.00 [Wal-Mart]

Xbox 360 Controller (Black) - $39.00 * [Target]

Xbox Live 12 Month Gold Card - $49.99 [Sears]

iCarly DS Video Game - $17.00 [Target]

More Deals

Page 1 - Cell Phones, Computers, Digital Cameras, DVD Players, GPS and more
Page 3 - Movies and TV Shows (DVD and Blu-ray)

Not All Deals Are Created Equal

Check here for a breakdown of the not so great deals to avoid from Best Buy, Sears, Amazon and Walmart.

Recent Changes

Updated November 25 - [Vizio]
Updated November 24 - [Amazon]
Updated November 23 - [WireFly], [HP], [Newegg]
Updated November 20 - [Best Buy], [Staples], [Office Depot], [Office Max], [Dell]
, [Sears], [Target], [Wal-Mart], [K-M]

Table of Contents

Page 1 - Cell Phones, Computers, Digital Cameras, DVD Players, GPS and more
Page 2 - TVs, Video Games, Printers, Software, MP3 Players and more
Page 3 - Movies and TV Shows (DVD and Blu-ray)

Doorbuster items marked with an *

Cell Phones

AT&T Blackberry Bold 9700 (Bold2) - Free for new activations, $29.99 for current [WireFly]
BlackBerry Bold 9700 Phone - $149.99 [Amazon]

AT&T Sony Ericsson W518a - Free w/2 Year Contract * [Best Buy]

HTC Pure Windows Phone (With New AT&T Service Plan) - $0.01 [Amazon]

LG Xenon GR500 Cell Phone (With New AT&T Service Plan) - $0.01 [Amazon]

BoostMobile Motorola Clutch i465 - $59.99 [Best Buy]

DLO Jam Jacket For iPhone - $9.99 [Best Buy]

Jabra BT-2080 Bluetooth Headset - $19.99 [Best Buy]

MiFi 2200 By Novatel Wireless - Free with 2 year contract [Best Buy]

Mobile Broadband Card 598U By Sierra Wireless - Free with 2 year contract [Best Buy]

Motorola S9 HD Stereo Bluetooth Headset - $49.99 [Best Buy]

Net10 Samsung T401G - $39.99 [Best Buy]

Sprint BlackBerry Curve 8330 Smart Phone - Free with 2 year contract [Best Buy]

BlackBerry Tour 9630 Phone (With New Sprint Service Plan) - $49.99 [Amazon]

Sprint Samsung Instinct S30 -Free with 2 year contract [Best Buy]

Sprint Samsung Moment - $79.99 for new activations, $99.99 for current customers [WireFly]
Samsung Moment M900 Phone (With New Sprint Service Plan) - $79.99 [Amazon]

T-Mobile Motorola Renew Phone - $7.99 [Best Buy]

Verizon Wireless DROID - $199.99 with 2 year contract [Best Buy]

Verizon Wireless Motorola Rival - Free for new activations * [Best Buy]

Verizon LG Chocolate Touch - Free with 2 year contract * [Best Buy]

Verizon BlackBerry Storm2 - Free for new activations, $29.99 for current customers [WireFly]
BlackBerry Storm2 9550 Phone (With New Verizon Service Plan) - $149.99 [Amazon]

Virgin Mobile Kyocera X-tc - $49.99 [Best Buy]

Motorola TalkAbout Earbud with Microphone for All Series - $12.05 [Amazon]

Plantronics Discovery 975 Bluetooth Headset - $84.99 [Amazon]

Plantronics Voyager PRO Bluetooth Headset - $70.00 [Amazon]

Computer Accessories


APC 450VA Battery Backup - $19.99 [Staples]

APC 550VA Battery Backup - $24.99 [Office Depot]

All Case Logic Laptop Sleeves - 50% Off [Office Depot]

Altec Lansing VS2621 PC Speakers - $19.99 [Staples]

Any Business Case, Sleeve, or Backpack - 40% Off [Staples]

Antec USB Powered Notebook Cooler - $19.82 [Amazon]

Belkin 6-Outlet Surge Protector w/Left Extension Cord Combo - $5.99 [Staples]

HP Wireless Mouse (Black) - $9.99 [Staples]

Logitech C600 Webcam - $39.99 [Staples]


Logitech QuickCam Pro Webcam - $49.99 [Office Max]

Logitech Webcam Pro 9000 - $75.99 [Amazon]

Logitech Z13 Speaker System - $29.99 [Office Max]


Logitech LX6 Cordless Optical Mouse - $7.99 [Office Depot]


Logitech V220 Optical Wireless Mouse - $9.99 * [Office Max]


Logitech V450 Wireless Laser Notebook Mouse - $14.99 [Staples]

Logitech MX 1100 Cordless Laser Mouse - $49.99 [Amazon]

Logitech G9 Gaming Mouse - $49.99 [HP]

Logitech Illuminated Keyboard - $29.99 [Staples]

Logitech Cordless Desktop Wave Combo - $39.99 [Office Max]
Logitech Cordless Desktop Wave Pro - $59.99 [Amazon]

Logitech Black Cordless Ergonomic Desktop Wave Keyboard/Mouse Combo $46.99 [Newegg]

Microsoft Lifecam VX-5000 Webcam - $9.99 * [Office Max]


Microsoft Mobile 300 Mouse (Pink) - $4.99 * [Office Max]

Microsoft 4000 Wireless Laser Keyboard/Mouse Set - $29.99 * [Staples]

Microsoft Digital Media Keyboard 6000 - $12.99 [Office Depot]

Microsoft Natural Ergonomic 4000 USB Keyboard - $19.99 [Dell]

Microsoft VX-3000 LifeCam Webcam - $9.99 [Staples]

Height-Adjustable Mobile Laptop Cart - $17.99 [Office Depot]

Moble IT Retractable USB Hub - $4.99 [Office Depot]

Targus 208-CD/DVD Album - $9.98 [Staples]

Targus Chill Mat Notebook Fan - $9.99 [Staples]

USB Web Cam - $9.99 [Office Depot]

iHome Wired Optical Mouse - $6.99 [Office Depot]

Computers


Acer Aspire One 10.1" Netbook w/ 1GB RAM, 160GB HD, Windows XP - $149.99 * [Office Max]

Acer Aspire One Black Intel Atom N270(1.60GHz) Netbook $189.99 [Newegg]


Acer Netbook 10.1" Netbook w/Intel 1.6GHz Atom Processor N270 - $199.99 [Office Depot]

Acer Aspire 15.6" Widescreen Notebook Computer w/AMD Athlon X2 Dual-Core Processor L310, 4GB RAM, 320GB Hard Drive - $379.99 [Office Depot]

Acer 17.3" Blue Laptop w/4GB Memory, 320GB Hard Drive and Windows 7 Premium (Online Only) - $498.00 [Wal-Mart]

ASUS Eee PC 1005HA-PU1X-BK 10.1-Inch Black Netbook - $349.99 [Amazon]

Compaq Presario Dual-Core Desktop w/ 3GB RAM, 500GB HD, Windows 7 - $239.99 * [Office Max]

Compaq CQ4010F Desktop Computer w/AMD Sempron LE-1300 Processor, 2GB RAM, 250GB Hard Drive - $229.99 [Office Depot]

Compaq Netbook w/Intel Atom Processor, 1GB Memory, 160GB Hard Drive - $179.99 [Best Buy]

Compaq Netbook w/Intel Atom Processor, 1GB Memory, 250GB Hard Drive - $229.99 [Best Buy]

Compaq Presario AMD LE-1300 Desktop w/18.5" Monitor - $329.99 [Office Depot]

Dell 10.1" Inspiron Mini 10V Netbook w/Atom 1.6Ghz Processor N270 - $249.00 [Dell]

Dell 10.1" Netbook w/Intel Atom Processor, 1GB Memory, 160GB Hard Drive - $379.99 [Best Buy]

Dell 14" Inspiron 14 Notebook w/Intel T4300 Processor, 4GB RAM, 320GB Hard Drive - $599.00 [Dell]

Dell 14" Studio XPS 13 Notebook w/Intel P7450 Processor, 4GB RAM, 500GB Hard Drive - $999.00 [Dell]

Dell 15.6" Inspiron 15 Notebook w/Intel T4300 Processor, 4GB RAM, 320GB Hard Drive - $549.00 [Dell]

Dell 15.6" Studio 15 Notebook w/Intel T6600 Processor, 4GB RAM, 250GB Hard Drive - $499.00 [Dell]

Dell 15.6" Studio Laptop w/Intel Core 2 Duo T6600 Processor, 4GB RAM, 500GB Hard Drive - $599.98 [Staples]

Dell 16" Studio XPS 16 Notebook w/Intel P7450 Processor, 4GB RAM, 500GB Hard Drive - $999.00 [Dell]

Dell 17" Studio 17 Notebook w/Intel T4300 Processor, 4GB RAM, 500GB Hard Drive - $749.00 [Dell]

Dell 20" Studio XPS 8000 Desktop w/Intel i5-750 CPU, 6GB RAM, 750GB Hard Drive - $899.00 [Dell]

Dell Desktop PC w/AMD Athlon X2 215 Processor, 4GB RAM, 640GB Hard Drive, 20-inch LCD Monitor - $499.98 [Staples]

Dell Inspiron 537s Desktop w/Intel Pentium Dual-Core E5300 Processor, 4GB RAM, 320GB Hard Drive - $349.00 [Dell]

Dell Inspiron 537s w/Intel E5300 Processor, 4GB RAM, 500GB Hard Drive, w/20" LCD Monitor - $499.00 [Dell]

Dell Inspiron w/Intel Core 2 Duo T6600 Processor, 3GB RAM, 320GB Hard Drive - $499.00 [Dell]

Dell Studio Desktop w/Intel E7500 Processor, 6GB RAM, 500GB Hard Drive, w/18.5" LCD Monitor - $699.00 [Dell]

Dell Studio Desktop w/Intel Q8300 Processor, 6GB RAM, 640GB Hard Drive, w/20" LCD Monitor - $749.00 [Dell]

Dell Studio Slim Desktop w/Intel E5400, 4GB RAM, 500GB Hard Drive, w/18.5" LCD Monitor - $599.00 [Dell]

Free Software w/Purchase of Computer - Free [Office Depot]

HP Notebook Computer G60-508US w/Intel Celeron Processor 900 - $299.99 [Office Depot]

HP Notebook Computer G71-343US With Intel Core 2 Duo Processor T6600 - $449.99 [Office Depot]

10.1" HP Mini 110-1037NR Pink Netbook - $339.95 [Amazon]

10.1" HP Mini 110-1109NR White Netbook (Windows XP) - $199.99 [Amazon]

13.3" HP Pavilion DM3-1030US Silver Laptop - $499.99 [Amazon]
13.3" HP Pavilion dm3z AMD Neo Laptop w/4GB RAM, 320GB HD - $529.99 [HP]

15.6" HP G60-507DX Laptop with Intel Celeron 900 MHz, Windows 7, 2GB RAM, 160GB HDD - $197.00 [Best Buy]

HP 15.6" Laptop w/Intel Celeron Processor 900, 3GB RAM, 160GB Hard Drive, Windows 7 - $299.98 * [Staples]

HP 15.6" Notebook w/Intel Processor, 3GB Memory, 250GB Hard Drive (Model # G60-519WM) - $298.00 * [Wal-Mart]

HP 15.6" Laptop w/Intel Pentium Processor T4300, 4GB RAM, 250GB Hard Drive, Windows 7 - $399.98 * [Staples]

HP 15.6" Notebook w/AMD Turion II Dual Core Processor M500, 6GB Memory, 320GB Hard Drive, Windows 7 - $599.99 [Best Buy]

HP 15.6" Notebook w/AMD Turion II Dual Core Processor M500, 8GB Memory, 500GB Hard Drive, Windows 7 - $699.99 [Best Buy]

15.6" HP Pavilion dv6t Quad Edition Laptop w/i7 Processor & HD LED Display - $999.99 [HP]

HP 17" Notebook w/4GB Memory, 320GB Hard Drive (Model # G71-329WM) - $398.00 [Wal-Mart]

HP 17.3" Laptop w/Intel Core 2 Duo T6600 Processor, 4GB RAM, 320GB Hard Drive - $599.98 [Staples]

HP Desktop AMD X4 Quad Core, 8GB Memory, 1TB Hard Drive w/20" Monitor, HP Deskjet DJ350 Color Printer & Windows 7 Home Premium - $499.97 [Best Buy]

HP Pavilion Desktop P6229PG w/20" Widescreen LCD Monitor - $499.99 [Office Depot]

HP Pavilion Elite e9250t w/Intel i5 Processor, 6GB RAM & 500GB HD - $799.99 [HP]

HP Pavilion p6280t Desktop w/Quad Core Processor, 6GB RAM & 640GB HD - $569.99 [HP]

HP Pavilion All-In-One 19" Desktop w/4GB Memory, 500GB Hard Drive, MS213 AMD - $598.00 [Wal-Mart]

HP Pavilion Desktop w/AMD Processor, 3GB Memory, 320GB Hard Drive, w/20" Monitor (Model # P6243w-b) - $398.00 * [Wal-Mart]

HP Pavilion Slimline s5210t Desktop w/Dual Core Processor 640GB HD & 3GB RAM - $349.99 [HP]

HP Pavillion Slimline s5220f Desktop Computer w/Intel Pentium Processor E5300, 4GB RAM, 640GB Hard Drive - $369.99 [Office Depot]

HP Pavillion Slimline Intel E5300 Desktop w/20" Monitor - $519.99 [Office Depot]

Macbook 13.3" Notebook w/2.26GHz Intel Core 2 Duo, 2GB DDR3 Memory, 250GB Hard Drive, w/$150 Gift Card - $999.99 [Best Buy]

10.1" Samsung N110-12PBK Netbook - $326.95 [Amazon]

Sony 15" Laptop w/Intel Dual Core Processor, 4GB Memory, 320GB Hard Drive, Windows 7 - $399.99 [Best Buy]

Sony 15" Laptop w/Intel Dual Core Processor, 4GB RAM, 320GB HD, Windows 7, Sony Headphones, Built-In Blu-ray, Blu-ray Movie - $479.97 [Best Buy]

Sony 15.5" Laptop w/Intel Core 2 Duo T6600 Processor, 4GB RAM, 320GB Hard Drive - $649.98 [Staples]

13.3" Toshiba Satellite T135-S1307 TruBrite 13.3-Inch Ultrathin Black Laptop - $699.99 [Amazon]

Toshiba 15.6" Widescreen Notebook w/AMD Turion II Dual-Core Processor M500, 3GB RAM, 320GB Hard Drive - $469.99 [Office Depot]

Toshiba 16" Laptop w/Intel Core 2 Duo Processor, 3GB DDR3 Memory, 250GB Hard Drive (Model # L505-S5984) - $399.99 [Best Buy]

Toshiba 16" Laptop w/Intel Core 2 Duo Processor, 4GB DDR3 Memory, 320GB Hard Drive (Model # L505-S5984) w/Printer and Case - $499.97 [Best Buy]

Toshiba 17" Notebook w/AMD Turion II M500, 3GB RAM, 250GB Hard Drive - $499.99 [Office Depot]

Toshiba L505-S5998 T4300 4GB RAM, 320GB HD Notebook - $399.99 [Office Max]

Wacom Intuos3 6x8" Pen Tablet - $199.99 [Amazon]

eMachines 15.6" Notebook w/AMD Processor, 2GB Memory, 160GB Hard Drive (Model # EME627) - $198.00 * [Wal-Mart]

eMachines Desktop w/AMD Athlon Processor, 3GB RAM, 320GB HD, Windows 7, w/18.5" LCD Monitor and HP Deskjet Printer - $299.97 [Best Buy]

iBUYPOWER Gamer Extreme 938i Intel Core i7 860(2.80GHz) Desktop PC - $799.99 with Free Shipping [Newegg]

CyberpowerPC Gamer Ultra 2019 Athlon II X2 245(2.9GHz) - $399.99 with Free Shipping [Newegg

Digital Cameras


Ativa Digital 1080p HD Video Camcorder 4x Optical Zoom - $89.99 [Office Depot]

Canon 10.1MP Digital SLR Camera, EOS Rebel XS - $569.99 [Sears]

Canon PowerShot SD1200 IS 10.0 MP Digital Camera - $149.99 [Best Buy]

Canon PowerShot SD1200 IS 10.0 MP Digital ELPH Camera - $149.99 [Office Depot]

Canon PowerShot A1100 12.1 MP Digital Camera w/4x Optical Zoom, 2.5" LCD (Silver) - $129.99 * [Staples]

Canon PowerShot SD780 IS 12.1 MP Digital Camera - $179.99 [Office Depot]

Canon Powershot SD780 IS 12.1 MP Digital Camera - $179.99 [Sears]

Canon 980IS 12.1 MP Digital Camera - $279.99 [Sears]

Canon Rebelx XS Digital SLR Camera & Canon EF 75-300MM Telephoto Zoom Lens - $669.98 [Sears]

Canon EOS Rebel T1i D-SLR Camera w/18-55mm IS Lens - $699.99 [Best Buy]

Canon Rebel Tli Camera w/55-250mm IS Telephoto Lens and Lowepro D-SLR Bag - $849.97 [Best Buy]

Disney Pix Micro Digital Cameras Designed For Just For Kids - $9.99 * [Sears]

Flip Ultra Camcorder w/2" LCD - $129.99 [Staples]

Free Canon Photo Printer With Purchase Of Any Digital Camera (After Rebate) - $0.00 * [Staples]

Fuji J29 10MP 3X Zoom 2.7" LCD Digital Camera Bundle - $89.99 * [Sears]

Fujifilm FinePix A170 10.2 Megapixel 3x Optical Zoom Digital Camera (Silver) - $59.99 [Dell]

Fujifilm Finepix Z37 Polka Dot 10.0 Megapixel Digital Camera - $119.99 [Best Buy]

Fujifilm Finepix Z37 10.0 Megapixel Digital Camera w/Extra Battery and Case - $149.97 [Best Buy]

GE A1250 12MP Digital Camera - $69.99 * [Sears]

Hi Pro Camera Kits - 50% Off * [Sears]

Insignia 720p HD Camcorder - $69.99 [Best Buy]

Insignia NS-DSC10A 10.0 Megapixel Digital Camera (Pink) - $49.99 * [Best Buy]

Insignia NS-DSC10B 10.0 Megapixel Digital Camera (Blue) - $49.99 * [Best Buy]

Jazz T20 4X Digtal Zoom 1.5" LCD Camcorder - $19.99 * [Sears]

Jazz T55 Camcorder - $49.99 * [Sears]

Kodak EasyShare CD80 Digital Camera Bundle - $79.99 [Office Depot]

Kodak EasyShare C140 Digital Camera With 7" Kodak Digital Photo Frame - $109.99 [Best Buy]

Kodak EasyShare M381 Digital Camera w/Case & Tripod - $169.99 [Office Depot]

Kodak EasyShare Z915 Digital Camera w/Case & Charger - $199.99 [Office Depot]

Kodak M1063 10.3MP Digital Camera - $89.99 [Sears]

Kodak 10.0 MP Digital Camera w/Memory Card And Bag - $79.99 * [Staples]

Kodak CD80 10.2 MP, 3x Zoom Digital Camera 2.4" LCD 2GB Card And Case - $79.99 * [Sears]

Kodak EasyShare C180 10.2 Megapixel 3x Optical Zoom Digital Camera w/Kodak P820 8" Digital Picture Frame - $99.99 [Dell]

Kodak EasyShare C182 12.0 Megapixel Digital Camera - $69.00 [Wal-Mart]

Kodak Z950 12 Megapixel Digital Camera - $149.99 [Office Max]


Nikon L20 10 Megapixel Digital Camera - $79.99 [Office Max]


Olympus X905 10MP Digital Camera - $49.99 * [Office Max]

Nikon COOLPIX L20 Digital Camera - $99.99 * [Sears]

Nikon CoolPix S230 10MP Digital Camera - $139.00 [Wal-Mart]

Nikon Coolpix 12MP S570 Digital Camera - $149.99 [Sears]

Nikon Coolpix S60 10.0 Megapixel Digital Camera (Red) - $179.99 [Best Buy]

Nikon Coolpix S60 10.0 Megapixel Digital Camera w/Extra Battery and Case - $209.97 [Best Buy]

Nikon Coolpix L100 10.0 MegaPixel Digital Camera w/15x Optical Zoom, 3" LCD (Black) - $199.99 * [Staples]

Nikon Coolpix P90 12.1 Megapixel Digital Camera - $299.99 [Best Buy]

Nikon Coolpix P90 12.1 Megapixel Digital Camera w/Extra Battery and Case - $329.97 [Best Buy]

Nikon Coolpix S570 12.0 MegaPixel Digital Camera - $149.99 * [Staples]

Nikon Coolpix S570 12.0 Megapixel Digital Camera - $149.99 [Office Depot]

Nikon D3000 10.0 MegaPixel Digital Camera - $499.99 * [Staples]

Nikon D3000DX 10.2 Megapixel D-SLR Digital Camera w/10-55mm VR Lens - $499.99 [Best Buy]

Nikon D3000DX 10.2 Megapixel D-SLR Digital Camera w/10-55mm and 55-200mm Lens and Bag - $599.97 [Best Buy]

Olympus Stylus FE 4000 12.1 MP Digital Camera - $99.99 [Sears]
Olympus Stylus FE 4000 12.1 MP Digital Camera - $99.99 * [Staples]

Samsung SL40 12.2 MP Digital Camera - $79.99 [Sears]

Samsung C10 SD 1200 Digital Zoom 10X Optical Zoom 2.7" LCD Camcorder - $149.99 * [Sears]

Samsung Compact Full HD Camcorder - $399.99 [Sears]

Sony 4GB Camcorder - $249.99 [Sears]

Sony Cyber-Shot DSC S930 10.0 Megapixel Digital Camera - $79.00 [Wal-Mart]

Sony Cyber-Shot W180 10.1 MP Digital Camera - $99.99 [Sears]
Sony Cyber-Shot W180 10.1 MP Digital Camera (Black) - $99.99 [Best Buy]
Sony Cyber-Shot W180 10.1 MP Digital Camera w/Flexpod and Camera Case - $119.97 [Best Buy]

Sony Cyber-Shot W220 12.1 MegaPixel Digital Camera w/4x Optical Zoom - $129.99 * [Staples]
Sony Cyber-Shot W220 Digital Camera - $129.99 [Office Depot]

Sony Cyber-Shot W290 Digital Camera w/Case & Charger - $229.99 [Office Depot]

Sony Cyber-Shot H20 10.1 MP Digital Camera - $249.99 [Sears]

Sony DCR-SR47 60GB Hard Disk Drive Camcorder - $299.99 [Sears]

Vivitar Digital Camera Bundle - $49.99 [Office Depot]

Digital Media Cards


Olympus 2GB xD Memory Card - $4.99 [Office Max]


PNY 4GB Flash Drive - $9.99 [Best Buy]

PNY 4GB MicroSD HD Memory Card - $9.99 [Best Buy]

PNY 4GB SDHC Memory Card - $9.99 [Best Buy]

SanDisk 2GB SD Card - $5.99 [Sears]

SanDisk 4GB Memory Cards Or Flash Drive - $8.99 * [Sears]


SanDisk 4GB SDHC Card - $4.99 [Office Max]
SanDisk 4GB SDHC Card - $8.00 [Wal-Mart]

SanDisk 4GB Ultra II SDHC Memory Card - $12.99 [Office Depot]

SanDisk 4GB microSD Memory Card - $7.99 [Office Max]

SanDisk 4GB Memory Stick PRO Duo - $14.99 [Best Buy]

SanDisk 8GB SDHC Memory Card - $14.99 [Office Depot]
SanDisk 8GB SDHC Card - $14.99 [Sears]
SanDisk 8GB SDHC Card - $19.99 [Best Buy]
SanDisk 8GB SHDC - $19.99 [Office Max]

SanDisk 8GB Memory Stick PRO Duo Memory Card - $24.99 [Office Depot]

SanDisk 8GB Ultra II CompactFlash Memory Card - $19.99 [Office Depot]

Sony 2GB Memory Stick PRO Duo - $12.99 [Sears]

Sony 4GB Memory Stick - $20.00 [Wal-Mart]

DVD Players

Coby 7" Portable DVD Player - $49.99 [Staples]

Curtis DVD Player AR - $17.99 * [Sears]

GPX 8" Portabe DVD Player PD808BU - $79.99 [Sears]

GPX BD707B DVD/CD Boom Box w/7" LCD Display - $99.99 * [Sears]

Insignia Blu-ray Disc Player (Model # NS-BRDVD3) w/Superman Returns or Beetlejuice Bluray - $99.99 [Best Buy]

Memorex 1080P HDMI Upconvert DVD Player - $29.99 [K-M]

Magnavox DVD Player with VCR - $49.99 * [Sears]
Magnavox DVD Player with VCR - $49.99 [K-M]

Magnavox NB500 Blu-ray Disc Player - $78.00 * [Wal-Mart]

Memorex Compact DVD Player With Progressive Scan - $19.99 [Target]

RCA 7" Portable DVD Player - $47.00 [Target]

RCA 7" Dual Screen Portable DVD Player With Car Adapter - $88.00 [Target]

Samsung BD-P1590 Blu Ray Player (Saturday) - $148.00 [Wal-Mart]

Samsung BD-P1600 Blu-Ray Disc Player - $149.99 [Best Buy]
Samsung BD-P1600 Blu-Ray Disc Player- $149.99 [Sears]

Samsung BD-P4600 Blu-Ray Disc Player - $279.99 [Best Buy]

Sony DVD Player DVP-SR200P - $34.99 [Sears]

Sony BDP-S360 Blu-Ray Disc Player - $149.99 [Best Buy]
Sony BDP-S360 Blu-Ray Player with $20 Gift Card - $149.99 [Target]
Sony BDP-S360 Blu-Ray Player - $149.99 [Sears]

Sony BDP-S369 Blu-Ray Player - $148.00 [Wal-Mart]

Sylvania 7" Portable DVD Player - $49.99 * [Sears]
Sylvania 7" Portable DVD Player - $49.99 * [K-M]

Electronics


1.5" Digital Photo Frames - $7.99 [Office Depot]

2GB Pulse Smartpen w/$30 Gift Card - $169.99 [Best Buy]

4-Device Universal Remote - Free After Rebate [Staples]

AT&T DECT 6.0 Cordless Phone System with 4 Handsets - $59.99 [Sears]

AT&T DECT 6.0 Cordless Phone With Digital Answering System - $49.99 * [Staples]

All Philips HDMI Cables With Any TV Purchase - 15% Off [Sears]

Ativa 8" Digital Photo Frame - $49.99 [Office Depot]

Belkin HDTV Starter Kit - $34.99 [K-M]

Bose In-Ear Headphones - $89.99 [Best Buy]

Brother P-Touch PT-1290 Electronic Labeler - $9.99 [Office Depot]

Canon Vixia HD HF20 Camcorder - $499.99 [Best Buy]

Canon Vixia HD HF20 Camcorder w/Extra Li-Ion Battery & 8" HDMI Cable - $599.97 [Best Buy]

Casio Keyboard With Stand And Song Book - $49.99 [Target]

Cobra Radar Detector - $29.99 * [K-M]

Cobra Two Way Radio Pair - $19.99 * [K-M]

Coby 7" Digital Photo Frame - $29.99 * [K-M]
Coby 7" Digital Photo Frame - $29.99 * [Sears]

Coby 8" Digital Photo Frame - $49.99 [Sears]

Coby 7" Portable Digital TV - $99.99 [Staples]

Digital Decor Color LCD Key Chain Holds 48 Pictures - $10.00 * [Target]

Dynex 7" Digital Photo Frame - $29.99 [Best Buy]

Emerson 3-Handset DECT Phone Bundle - $39.99 [K-M]

Emerson Portable Karaoke CP398 System - $29.99 [Sears]

First Act Electronic Drum Set - $35.00 [Target]

GE 6 Foot HDMI Cable - $9.99 * [Target]

GPX 2.1 Channel DVD Home Theater System - $39.99 [K-M]

GPX Portable Karaoke Machine - $39.99 [Best Buy]

HP 8" Digital Picture Frame 512MB Memory - $109.99 [Staples]

HP 10" Digital Picture Frame 512MB Memory - $139.99 [Staples]

Insignia 7" Digital Photo Frame - $44.99 [Best Buy]

Jazz VGA 4X Digital Zoom 1.5 in. LCD Screen Pocket Digital Camcorder - $19.99 [K-M]

Kodak EasyShare P720 7" Digital Frame - $49.99 [Sears]

Logitech Harmony 510 Advanced Universal Remote - $39.99 [Best Buy]

Maxell Noise-Canceling Headphones - $20.00 [Staples]

Memorex 7" Widescreen Portable DVD Player - $29.99 * [Office Max]


Memorex Micro Speaker System for iPod - $11.99 [Office Max]


Memorex Home Audio System For iPod - $49.99 [Target]

Memorex iPod Clock Radio - $25.00 [Staples]

Midland LXT360VP3 2-Way Radios - $24.99 [Staples]

Motorola H390 Bluetooth Headset - $9.99 * [Staples]

Omnitech 12" Digital Picture Frame - $69.99 * [Staples]

Omnitech Bluetooth Speakerphone - $20.00 [Staples]

Omnitech Digital Photo Ornament - $10.00 [Staples]

Omnitech Mini-Speaker - $9.99 [Staples]

Panasonic DECT 6.0 Digital Cordless KX-TG9332T Phone Answering System (After Rebate) - $29.99 [Office Depot]
Panasonic DECT 6.0 Expandable Cordless Phone w/Digital Answering Machine - $49.99 [Staples]
Panasonic DECT 6.0 Expandable Cordless Phone System w/3 Handsets - $59.99 [Best Buy]

Pandigital 9" Digital Photo Frame - $59.99 [Best Buy]

Pandigital 10" Digital Photo Frame - $69.99 * [Sears]

Phillips 4-Device Remote Control - $9.99 [K-M]

Plantronics Explorer Bluetooth Mobile Headset 220 - $14.99 [Office Depot]

Sharp Handheld Calculator - Free After Rebate [Staples]

Skull Candy Ink'd Earbuds - $9.99 [Staples]

SmartPants 8.5" Digital Photo Frame - $49.99 [K-M]

Sony DCR-SR47 Handycam Camcorder - $249.99 [Best Buy]
Sony DCR-SR47 Handycam Camcorder w/Extra Li-Ion Battery & Bag - $299.97 [Best Buy]

Sony DCR-SX40 Handycam Camcorder - $199.99 [Best Buy]
Sony DCR-SX40 Handycam Camcorder w/Extra Li-Ion Battery & 8GB Memory Stick - $259.97 [Best Buy]

Sony E10 Ear Buds Headphones - $4.99 [Sears]
Sony Earbuds - $4.99 [K-M]
Sony Earbuds - $7.99 [Office Depot]

Sony Reader Pocket Edition And Cover With Light Combo - $214.98 [Staples]

Sony Reader Pocket Edition Cover With Light - $54.99 [Staples]

Sony Reader Pocket Edition With 5" Display - $199.99 [Staples]
Sony Reader Pocket Edition w/$30 Gift Card - $199.99 [Best Buy]

Sony Reader Touch Edition With 6" Screen - $299.99 [Staples]

Sony Reader Touch Edition And Cover With Light Combo - $319.98 [Staples]

Sony Studio Monitor Headphones - $9.99 [Best Buy]

Sony Wireless Headphones - $29.99 [Sears]

Sungale 7" Widescreen Digital Photo Frame - $29.99 * [Office Max]

Sungale 7" Digital Picture Frame - $29.99 * [Staples]

Uniden DECT 6.0 Cordless Phone w/5 Handsets & Digital Answering Machine - $59.99 [Staples]

VTech DECT 6.0 Expandable Cordless Phone System LS6215-2 w/2 Handsets - $44.99 [Best Buy]

Verizon 100 Cordless Phone w/ 2 Handsets - $19.99 [Office Max]

iHome Dock - $9.99 [K-M]

iHome PC Accessories - $9.99 [K-M]

iHome Portable Alarm Clock Speaker iPod Dock - $39.99 [Best Buy]

iHome Portable iPod/MP3 Speaker System - $9.99 [Sears]

GPS

Garmin GPS Friction Mount - $14.99 [Best Buy]

Garmin Nuvi 205 GPS - $89.99 * [Sears]
Garmin Nuvi 205 GPS Navigation System - $99.99 * [Best Buy]

Garmin Nuvi 255WT GPS Navigation System - $129.99 [Best Buy]

Garmin Nuvi 1200 GPS Navigation System - $119.99 [Office Depot]

Garmin Nuvi 1300 GPS Navigation System - $149.99 [Office Depot]

Garmin Nuvi 1350T GPS System - $179.00 [Target]

Lowepro Black Neoprene Sleeve - $7.99 [Best Buy]

Magellan RoadMate 1220 GPS - $84.99 * [K-M]
Magellan RoadMate 1220 GPS - $89.99 [Sears]

Magellan SE4 GPS - $89.99 [Best Buy]

Magellan RoadMate 1440 GPS - $119.99 * [Sears]

TomTom ONE 125-SE GPS - $59.00 [Wal-Mart]

TomTom ONE 130 GPS - $79.99 [Sears]
TomTom ONE 130 GPS - $77.99 [Office Depot]
TomTom ONE 130 GPS - $79.99 [K-M]

TomTom XL325 GPS - $89.00 [Wal-Mart]
TomTom XL325S GPS - $99.99 [Sears]
TomTom XL325S GPS - $99.99 [K-M]

TomTom XL 330 GPS Navigation System - $97.99 [Office Depot]
TomTom XL 340S GPS With Case - $97.00 [Target]

TomTom 540S Portable GPS Navigation System - $149.99 [Best Buy]

TomTom GO 630 GPS Navigation System - $169.99 [Office Depot]

TomTom GO 730 Portable GPS Navigation System - $174.99 [Best Buy]

Hard Drives


LG External Slim Portable USB 2.0 DVD Drive - $49.99 [Best Buy]

Seagate FreeAgent Docking Station - $19.99 [Office Max]

Seagate 320GB Expansion External Portable Hard Drive - $59.99 [Office Depot]

Seagate 500GB Portable USB 2.0 Hard Drive - $59.99 [Office Max]

Seagate 640GB FreeAgent Go External Portable Hard Drive - $119.99 [Office Depot]

Seagate 750GB Free Agent Go External Portable Hard Drive - $149.99 [Office Depot]


Seagate 1TB External Hard Drive - $69.99 * eBay [Staples]

Seagate 1TB External Hard Drive - $79.99 [Office Max]

Seagate Barracuda 1.5TB 3.5" Internal Hard Drive $97.99 [Newegg]

Seagate 1.5TB External Hard Drive - $99.99 [Office Depot]
Seagate 1.5TB External Hard Drive - $139.99 [Staples]

Seagate 2TB FreeAgent External Hard Drive - $179.99 [Office Depot]

Verbatim 1TB External Hard Drive - $79.99 [Office Depot]

Western Digital My Passport Essential 320GB Hard Drive - $49.00 [Wal-Mart]

Western Digital My Passport Essential 500 GB Portable Hard Drive - $69.99 * [Staples]

Western Digital Elements 500GB Portable Hard Drive - $59.98 [Target]

Western Digital 500GB My Passport Elite Portable Hard Drive Titanium - $79.99 [Best Buy]

Western Digital 1TB 3.5" External Hard Drive - $78.00 [Wal-Mart]

Western Digital Elements 1TB Desktop Hard Drive - $59.98 [Target]

Western Digital 1.5TB My Book Home Edition External Hard Drive - $119.99 [Best Buy]

Western Digital WDTV Media Player - $74.99 [Best Buy]

Home Theater

4' Monster Cable 700 Series HDMI Cable - $49.99 [Best Buy]

Ativa Home Theater System 5.1 - $39.99 [Office Depot]

Init Cherry Wood Stand With Mount For TVs Up To 46" - $99.99 [Best Buy]

Init Cherry Wood w/Black Glass Shelves TV Stand - $149.99 [Best Buy]

Klipsch Icon 2-Way Triple 5.25" Floorstanding Speaker - $186.99 [Best Buy]

Klipsch Icon 2-Way Triple 6.5" Floorstanding Speaker - $236.99 [Best Buy]

Samsung 5.1 Channel 1000W Home Theater System With Blu-ray Disc Player - $399.99 [Best Buy]

Sony Bravia DAV-HDX589W 5.1 Channel 1000W Home Theater System - $279.99 [Best Buy]

Sony STR-DH800 7.1 Channel 770-Watt A/V Receiver - $279.99 [Best Buy]

Tilting Wall Mount For 30"-56" Flat-Panel TVs - $99.99 [Best Buy]

YAMAHA 5.1-Channel Digital Home Theater Receiver plus Energy 5CH Home Theater Speaker System $299.99 [Newegg]

Monitors

Acer 20" HD LCD Monitor - $79.99 [Best Buy]

Dell 20" S2009W HD LCD Monitor - $99.99 [Best Buy]

Dell 21.5" S2209W Full HD Widescreen Monitor - $144.00 [Dell]

Compaq Q2159 21.5" Full HD Widescreen LCD Monitor - $169.99 [HP]

Dell 23"SP2309W Full HD Widescreen Monitor w/Webcam - $219.00 [Dell]

More Deals

<]]> http://gizmodo.com/index.php?op=postcommentfeed&postId=5409460&view=rss&microfeed=true Similar to Mitsubishi's 155-inch OLED screen, Sony's huge display is made of individual panels (70 smaller LED screens in this case) and is designed for outdoor marketing. You know, because we all carry around polarized glasses, right?

The "3D LED Wall" is on show at the International Broadcast Equipment Exhibition in Japan, and really highlights just how much of a boner Sony has for 3D right now. They've got 3D laptops, TVs and Blu-ray players planned, and don't forget new games and a firmware update will bring 3D to the PlayStation 3 next year, too. [TechOn via Engadget]

To be clear, we're only looking sets that are at least 46 inches—go big or go home. And though there are some nice 720p plasmas out there for amazing prices, the majority of TVs we're concerned with are 1080p—it's the standard now, even in cheap HDTVs, and probably the only resolution you'll see next year.

We focus on LCDs quite a bit here, not because we prefer them, but because there are key enhancements that can be put in LCD technology to make them look better. With plasma, the problems—energy consumption, weight, thickness—are more of an evolutionary, year-to-year thing. A cheaper plasma often is one that's just using older technology.

Also, we're using Amazon as our pricing base line, since it's on average a good standard for low but legitimate street prices, and we use Samsung examples a lot because they have a ton of different models on the market, so it was easier to isolate individual features, and to gauge subtle differences in pricing.

Size Matters

The first, and most obvious thing that'll cost you is more screen real estate. There's not an absolute inches to dollars ratio, but generally speaking, the first step up is the cheapest, and somewhere in the middle, there's a sweet spot, after which you basically lose money by upgrading. The funny thing is, each maker seems to have a different idea of where the sweet spot is, which you could play to your advantage:

Take for instance, Panasonic's plasma G10 series. It's $200 to go from the 42-inch model to 50, and then $400 to go up to 54. So the sweet spot is at 50 inches. Similar thing happening with Vizio's XVT line: Going from 42 to 47 inches is just $250, though going up to 55 from 47 costs about a a grand. Hence 47 inches makes the most dollar-per-inch sense if you like that TV.

With Sony and Samsung, though, it pays to keep going up. In Sony's top-of-the-line Bravia XBR9 series, the hop from 40 to 46 is $360, but going from 46 to 52 is just $250. Samsung's LED-backlit TV costs $350 to go from 40 to 46, and just $500 to go from there to 55 inches. (There's a limit, of course, Samsung's 65-inch LN65B650 doesn't have many of the frills discussed below, but still lists for $6000.)

The real lesson here: Don't think of size as a foregone conclusion. When you've narrowed down your options using all the criteria, go back and check the sizes and relative prices. There may be a surprise, hopefully good but possibly bad.

Vroom, Vroom

Everything after size you can roughly sweep everything you'd pay more for into the category of performance. The grand trick of buying TVs though, according to our friend Gary Merson of HD Guru, is that "the TV industry is setup like the car industry." Just like buying a Corvette to battle your mid-life crisis because it vrooms real good, when you pay extra money for extra horsepower, you're also going to get leather bucket seats and the in-dash GPS. It's hard to buy a stripped-down car that just delivers better performance, and the same goes when you're trying to scrimp on a TV without compromising picture. In the case of TVs, a higher performer might come with a million HDMI jacks or integrated Wi-Fi and video on demand, and you never know exactly what you're paying for.

Fortunately, we can break performance into a two major categories so it's slightly easier to interpret those price differentials: Backlight (for LCDs) and panel quality.

Fancy Backlighting

The single most expensive upgrade for LCD TVs right now is LED backlighting. As we explain here, there are a bunch of advantages to LED over conventional CCFL backlighting for LCD TVs. Which particular advantages you pick up depends on the kind of LED backlighting in the set. While both offer instant on and power savings, edge-lit models mainly deliver serious thinness, while backlit sets can offer local dimming, which delivers noticeably better black levels and contrast.

How much will it cost you? Well, comparing two Samsung sets with fairly equivalent panels, the price difference is about $500. The CCFL-backlit LN46B650 is $1360, while the UN46B6000 is $1850. Because it's got LED edge lighting, the B6000 is only 1.2 inches thick, compared to the B650's 3.1 inches. When you step up and compare Samsung's edge-lit to back-lit, the difference isn't as great: A 46-inch 8000 series edge-lit model goes for $2300, while the 8500 series with local-dimming is $2600. (If you're already paying for LED technology, you definitely want to step up.)

So yes, backlit LED sets with local dimming tend to cost more. Sony's year-old Bravia XBR8 uses tri-color LEDs to improve color accuracy over the most LED sets, which use white ones. Though its production is discontinued, it's still nearly $2200 at 46 inches. However, Toshiba consistently delivers cheaper sets than most of its fellow "name" brands, and their 46-inch LED backlit set with local dimming is just $1700.

Panels and Oh, It Hertz

The panel is the other major thing that determines how good an HDTV actually is, and it applies to both LCDs and plasmas. Typically, as you move up in price, you get a better panel. Cheaper sets generally use older panels with previous-generation tech that Merson says have a poorer viewing angle, so there's a smaller area you can actually stare at on your TV to get a good picture. The problem is that no TV manufacturer actually declares its panel attributes on the box, so you're often on your own to figure it out. The best way is to go to the store and check out the viewing angles.

Hertz, for the uninitiated, is simply the number of times per second that LCD TVs refresh their picture. (Plasma isn't part of this discussion because phosphor pixels work differently than liquid crystal ones, and plasma's "refresh rate" would be way higher—to the point of irrelevance.) A 60Hz LCD refreshes the picture 60 times a second, 120Hz is 120 times a second, and so on, up to 240Hz in the top-priced LCD sets. A higher refresh rate is supposed to increase the ability to see fast-moving video at its highest intended resolution, and works well in theory, though there are issues with 240Hz execution. At this point, a minimum of 120Hz is a given on all premium LCDs, says Merson. There isn't one LED-backlit set that doesn't have it.

Here's how the refresh-rate step-ups look: The 46-inch Samsung B550 is a standard 1080p CCFL-backlit set for $1020. Moving up to the same size B650 for $1360—$300 more—gets you 120Hz (plus a higher contrast ratio). Going up again, to the B750 for $1630, another $300, you get 240Hz, and again even better contrast ratio. That's about the top of Samsung's CCFL-backlit line.

You can see the same thing with their LED sets: The 46-inch B6000 is a 120Hz LED edge-lit set for $1850. The 46-inch LED edgel-lit B8000 goes to 240Hz, and it costs $2300, about $450 more.

What About Plasma?

As we mentioned, plasmas are a little less complicated, since there's nothing like refresh rates to deal with. On the other hand, the situation may be more obtuse, since you don't always know what the real differences are. Merson says there are a few basic levels of plasma performance. On Black Friday, Walmart is selling a 50-inch plasma for $598 if you don't mind the fact that it's 720p (and branded Sanyo, which is probably Panasonic-based but who knows?). Stepping up to the 50" 1080p plasmas will generally cost $300 to $400 more.

There are more issues, however. Panasonic has a new panel called NeoPDP that's more energy efficient, but it's sometimes hard to tell which models have it and which don't. (Hint: Look for the Energy Star sticker.) Finally, you have THX-certified panels that offer nearly perfect calibration right out of the box. Beyond that, contrast ratios do tend to get better over time, but it's relative: At the low end of the HDTV price spectrum, plasma sets have generally delivered better picture than LCD anyway.

Frills and Other Stuff

The funny thing about TVs nowadays is that there's more to them than the screen. Like inputs. Until recently, one thing you got more of by paying more money were more holes to stick things into. That's not really the case once you get up into 46-inch sets—you're gonna get 4 HDMI slots in a set that big no matter what. But, there are other things nowadays. Like video services that come in through other holes, or maybe without wires at all.

An example, to use our old friends at Samsung: The B6000 looks a lot like the B7000, but with the B7000, for $180 more, you get online video services via Yahoo's widget engine, like YouTube.

Or, let's look at the upcoming crop of LED TVs that aren't even out yet, or are in limited distribution for now. LG's 55LHX and Sony's Bravia XBR10 both have wireless HDMI and 240Hz, but with Bravia Internet Widgets and Slacker radio, the Bravia is $5000, $200 more than 55LHX. Wireless HDMI itself is a pretty pricey feature. Same Sony, compared to Samsung's 8500. The 8500 has built-in video services, but no wireless HDMI, and it's $500 cheaper, at $4500. Oh, and did I mention that the Sony is even 3 inches smaller than the Samsung and LG?

Wireless is still in the gimmick phase, but next year, we assume we'll be able to track its price premium as well as we can track size, refresh rate, backlighting and other factors today, $300 to $400 at a time. How do you get from $600 to a $6000? You just add, add some more, and then keep adding.

Still something you wanna know? Send questions about addition, subtraction, hertz, aches, pains and LEDs here, with "Giz Explains" in the subject line.

This is the first part of the ad. The second half for their Satellite T Series ULV laptops will come out next year. [Toshiba UK via Engadget]

Facts about the shoot:

• The shots were taken at a staggering 98,268 feet above the earth using Toshiba's own cameras
• To reach the altitude required and to conform with Federal Aviation Administration regulations, the weight of the rig had to be carefully managed to a weight of no more than four pounds
• Tied to the rig was a specially created full-sized model chair made of biodegradable balsa wood – the chair was made by a company called Artem and cost about £2,500
• Launch coordinates of the rig were - 119 degrees, 14 minutes by 40 degrees, 48 minute (12 miles North-East of the town of Gerlach, Nevada)
• The quality of the footage from the Toshiba IK-HR1S cameras was: 1920x1080 pixel count; 1080i @ 50hz; 100 Mbps
• The temperature dropped to minus 90 degrees when the chair reached 52,037 feet
• The chair took 83 minutes to reach an altitude of 98,268 feet where it broke and took just 24 minutes to fall back down to earth with the rig.

The updated XBR series would scale up to 60-inches, and feature 240Hz Motionflow, W-LED-backlighting, a new Bravia Engine 3 Pro with HD video processor, and UV2A panel technology. HDTVLounge also believes the shot above may well be a glimpse of the 32-inch XBR11's new floating glass design.

As for the OLED TV, it's just one of several models that are on the proposed list:
• KDL-S6100 | Entry CCFL
• KDL-V6100 | Mind Range CCFL
• KDL-W6100 | Mid Range CCFL
• KDL-Z6100 | High Range CCFL
• KDL-X500 | Mid Range Edge-Lit LED LCD
• KDL-650 | High Range Edge-Lit LED LCD
• KDL-XBR11 | High Range W-LED Backlit LCD
• KDL-XBR12 | High Range Advanced LED RGB Backlit LCD
• KDL-ZX Series OLED

Fingers crossed we see some of these at CES in January. [HDTV Lounge]

Those 40-inch panels will still be "fairly expensive", but LG says new manufacturing processes will drive down costs by 2016.

LG Display aims to achieve a 50% higher material cost and a 30% lower yield than those of LCD panels in 2012 and a 20-30% lower material cost and an equivalent yield in 2016.

That's a pretty big call, but I like where their head's at. [Nikkei via OLED-Display.net]