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Up to 70% Discounts at Hammacher Schlemmer with Free Shipping

By Jesus Diaz Published December 13, 2007, 11:38 am ET

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The Holidays discount craze continues: now Hammacher Schlemmer is holding their special “private” sale—with up to 50% discounts—and their annual sale—up to 70%. Now it’s your opportunity to collect all their stuff: MP4 video watches at $100, cordless light candles for $20, a $130 Robosapien and all kinds of crap amazing presents for the people you love and care for. [Anual sale and Private sale via Dealnews]

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