Just thought I'd drop in to mention that the diNovo keyboard is expensive, but I've had nothing but good experiences with it (got a returned one for < $100 @ BestBuy). It charges quickly, and only needs charging about once every 2 months. It has good range, and it's very handy to have a touchpad on the keyboard (mouse batteries die WAY more often than the keyboard's)

@Jakuub:

After using various wireless keyboards and not being happy with the level of quality in the keys, I dug my old Silicon Graphics Indigo2 keyboard out of the closet and have been using it for the past 8 years. It's indestructable and the keys click every so slightly when you type...it's bliss. You can find them on eBay from time to time. The only downside is that they don't have the windows key between CTRL and ALT.

Amazon: [Tools] 50% or More off Victorinox Swiss Army Knives & Tools

This link is wrong. It directs to a wii remote charging stand for $20

Life of Brian on Blu-Ray? Hells yeah!!!

@Michael Knoll: Try e-mailing/IMing the author of a article when there is a mistake/error. Sometimes they don't check the comments on their posts.

I think you mean to say that the Mini 9 is $199. If it were $99 I'd have bought it in a second.

@Michael Knoll: The correct link: [www.dealhack.com]

@wchamilton: "Did he say, 'Blessed are the cheesemakers'?"

@concordia: With purchase of a PC. Meaning, they take the margins of one purchase to go towards the mini's purchase. Sounds good, actually. You get a fully functional PC for home when you actually need to do something major, and you get a netbook for when you're on the go. Plus, Dell reinforces that netbooks are secondary machines, even though they do what you want 95% of the time.