Dreamhost, our sibling site Lifehacker’s favorite web host, is offering an exclusive deal for Dealzmodo readers. You can follow this link and get a year of Dreamhost shared web hosting for $19.40, plus a free domain name for a year. The plan comes with a couple of nice features, like user-friendly one-click installations for WordPress and Drupal. Usually this plan costs $120 per year, not including the domain name registration.
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It’s a solid deal if you were looking for your own little patch of the Internet. Dreamhost’s reason for offering this deal is that you’ll start your site on their hosting and then stick with it after your cheap year is done. And in the interest of full disclosure, yes, we’re making money when you sign up. But you can absolutely cancel after a year if you’re okay with site migration, and I also think it’s a good deal for you, or else we wouldn’t post it on Dealzmodo.
Bottom line: a year of shared hosting and a domain name from a legit web company for $20 is a bargain. Now you can host that huge .rar of animated GIFs you’ve been collecting for years. This offer is good through Friday. Check it out. [Dreamhost]
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Over the weeekend Eric Limer posted a short about Barnes & Noble’s free Nook Simple Touch when you buy a Nook HD+ promotion. The Nook HD+ is $269, and the Nook Simple Touch — an excellent e-reader — is $70. So this is a pretty good deal, but it’s hard to overlook the fact that for that kind of money, you can get a Nexus 7 and a Kindle, and both Amazon and Google have much clearer futures than Barnes & Noble. If you want to pick up this deal, it’s over at [Nook].
https://gizmodo.com/barnes-and-noble-will-give-you-a-free-nook-simple-touch-5992053
$20 off orders of $50 at http://t.co/zm3mPUjL8A with the code SAVE20. That's an awesome general-use code http://t.co/Uk2f0lgL4S
— Gizmodo Deals (@GizmodoDeals) March 26, 2013
This Could Be The Best Thinkgeek Code So Far This Year
Hey, we’re big fans of Thinkgeek at Gizmodo, and at Dealzmodo we love to promote ThinkGeek codes. We’ve seen a bunch of 20% off codes, and those are sweet. But the code SPACETAIL takes a straight $20 off $60, and the code works on shipping too. Thank space dogs. This code means if you optimize your purchase, you could end up getting 33% off at Thinkgeek. Pretty excellent. [Thinkgeek]
Accessories
• 25Ft HDMI Cable ($5) | Meritline via Hard Forum | Originally $10 | Try coupon code MLCKYM25L1
• 32GB Silicon Power Blaze USB 3.0 Flash Drive ($15) | Amazon via Storageaholic | Originally $30
• 2TB Seagate Backup Plus Hard Drive ($95) | Amazon via Wirecutter Deals | Originally $160
Miscellaneous
• TracBall Snowball Maker ($2) | Urban Outfitters via Ben’s Bargains | Originally $10
• Save $5 on Livingsocial | Living Social via 9to5toys | Use coupon code BESTOF
• Nik Photography Plugins ($150) | Google via The Verge | Originally $500
Apple
Nope.
Audio
• Polk Outdoor Speakers ($80) | Newegg via Edealinfo | Originally $130 | Try coupon code NEWCUSTOMER if you are a new customer, otherwise $90 is still a good price
• Sennheiser CX150 Earbuds ($12) | Newegg via Fatwallet | Originally $30 | Use promo code EMCXTVP84
Gaming
• Tomb Raider [PC Download] ($35) | Amazon via Hard Forum | Originally $60
• Tomb Raider [PS3 and Xbox] ($42) | Amazon via Gamingaholic | Originally $60
• LEGO Star Wars III: The Clone Wars ($10) | Steam | Originally $20
• Assassin’s Creed III [Xbox, PS3, Wii U] ($30) | Amazon | Originally $60
• Bioshock [Mac] ($10) | Mac App Store via Best App Sales | Originally $20
• Bioshock 2 [Mac] ($12) | Mac App Store via Best App Sales | Originally $25
• Dungeon Defenders ($3.74) | Steam | Originally $15
Physical Media
Nope.
Digital Media
• Pink Floyd’s Dark Side of the Moon ($3) | Amazon via Fatwallet | Originally $10
Every Episode of Every Season of Some Good Shows Are Free on Comcast.
https://gizmodo.com/every-episode-of-every-season-of-some-good-shows-are-fr-5992459
We’re So Close To Flip Flop Season
I’m starting to think this spring thing might actually be happening, and although I would never show my feet in public — not my style — I know lots of dudes love brown flip flops. Specifically, brown flip flops from Rainbow. People really swear by these sandals. At Amazon right now, they’re $37 in a variety of sizes and colors, which is about $12 less than they normally go for. [Amazon]
Clothing
• Dockers Alpha Khaki ($30) | Urban Outfitters via Reddit | Originally $60 | Limited sizes left
• Red Core Naked and Famous ($105) | Nordstrom via Reddit | Originally $210 | Giz coverage, fades here
• Free Shipping at Urban Outfitters | Urban Outfitters via Reddit
• 30% Off Banana Republic Sale | Banana Republic via Ben’s Bargains | Use coupon code BRSALE30
https://gizmodo.com/the-craziest-jeans-company-is-making-silk-denim-hemp-d-5889111
Dumb TV → Smart TV
Nah.
Laptops
• 15″ Vizio Ultrabook with 128GB SSD ($600) | Amazon via Laptopaholic | Originally $1000 | 1080p screen and 128GB SSD in a not horrible body for $600? You could do worse.
Desktops
Go away.
Tablets
• Used 32GB iPad 3 ($370) | Cowboom via Dealzon | Originally $450
Screens
• HP 27″ LED Monitor ($250) | Amazon via Edealinfo | Originally $300
• 24″ IPS Asus 1080p Monitor ($260) | Newegg via Dealzon | Originally $300 | Use coupon code EMCXTVP48
• 46″ 1080p Insignia HDTV ($400) | Best Buy via HDTVaholic | Originally $500
Portables
RT @Gizmodo: What's the best iPhone data plan? http://t.co/8coNgCaeuG
— Gizmodo Deals (@GizmodoDeals) March 26, 2013
Camera
• Nikon Coolpix AW100 ($200) | Best Buy via Best Buy | Originally $250 | Giz review here
• Rokinon 8mm Fisheye Lens [Canon] ($279) | Buydig via Dealmac | Originally $350 | Use coupon code ROK70
• Nik Photography Plugins ($150) | Google via The Verge | Originally $500
Bare Drives
• 256GB Crucial M4 ($180) | Newegg via Storageaholic | Originally $220 | Use coupon code EMCXTVP45
Apps
iOS
• Captain Antartica ($0) | iTunes via Best App Sales | Originally $1
• Street Fighter II Collection ($1) | iTunes via Appshopper | Originally $4
• Mega Man X ($1) | iTunes via Appshopper | Originally $5
• Street Fighter X Tekken Mobile ($1) | iTunes via Appshopper | Originally $3
• Sonic Dash ($1) | iTunes via Appshopper | Originally $2
• Audiobus ($5) | iTunes via Appshopper | Originally $10 | Encore because this is an awesome app
iPad Only
• Captain Antartica HD ($0) | iTunes via Best App Sales | Originally $3
Android
• Creatorverse ($0) | Amazon Appstore via Brand Name Coupons | Originally $5
• Sonic 4 Episode II ($1) | Google Play via Appsaholic | Originally $7
• Super Hexagon ($1) | Google Play via Appsaholic | Originally $3 | Encore because this is an awesome game
• Metal Slug X ($2) | Google Play via Appsaholic | Originally $4
Mac
• Bioshock ($10) | Mac App Store via Best App Sales | Originally $20
• Bioshock 2 ($12) | Mac App Store via Best App Sales | Originally $25
Hobomodo
If you download the 7-11 app you can get a free Snickers bar. Hey, free is free http://t.co/tt8W3q7hDZ
— Gizmodo Deals (@GizmodoDeals) March 26, 2013
Free Redbox alert! The code's F2AMA8TG3
— Gizmodo Deals (@GizmodoDeals) March 26, 2013
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