• Amazon: SanDisk 2GB Ultra II Compact Flash Card for $39.99 Shipped. Nice deal, these usually go for around $100.
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Morning Deals
By 12.7.06
• Woot: It’s a Wootoff! After one deals gets sold out, another goes on its place.
Hack Amazons URLs For Bargains
By 11.30.06
ProBargainHunter analyzed Amazon’s URLs and found ways to easily find hidden clearance and deal items by department. For instance, 75% off cameras:
Hotlist: Deal Tracker
By 11.30.06
Reader Ben liked the Wii inventory tracker, so he sends us this “deal of the day” tracker site. it lists both Tanga, Woot, Overstock, Amazon… as well as many other sites that we can not speak to the awesomeness of, having never tried them. The site lists activity, product, site, the age of the deal, the amount available and the estimated time remaining. Pretty cool. —MEGHANN MARCO
Buy Cheese, Fly for Free?
By 11.28.06
Good old Jason Kottke, hero of the internet, has posted a couple links to some folks who’ve discovered a way to replicate the “buy lots of pudding, get frequent flier miles” plot-line from P.T. Anderson’s Punch Drunk Love, which, in turn, was based on “a caper well-known within the frequent flier community when David Phillips purchased over 1.2 million frequent flyer miles for just under $2400, which has allowed him and his family to fly to over 20 countries for free.”
ShoppingPath: Eyeball Saving Comparison Shopping
By 11.27.06
Aiming for “total market transparency,” ShoppingPath plans to revolutionize online shopping visualization with a new model of product comparison tool that graphically groups products according to their price and features.
Wii Inventory Tracker
By 11.27.06
Sick of looking for a Wii to buy your ingrate kids? Here’s a tracker that automatically checks websites for Wii availability. Best Buy is noticeably absent, but otherwise it seems comprehensive. —MEGHANN MARCO
You Came. You Shopped. You Bought a Skinny TV.
By 11.27.06
Flat panel TVs are shaping up to be the most popular purchase this holiday season. Why? You consumers are too “confused” (read: too smart to get drawn in) by the format wars between HD DVD and Blu-ray, and you can’t get your hands on a Wii or a PS3. That leaves your ugly, bulky old TV. Ugh! Time for a new one. Also, in addition to a flat screen, you want a bigger TV. “Screen size is very important to consumers this season, with a majority of them looking at screens of 30 inches or more and spending an average of $1,950. The 42-inch size will be the most popular of all, IDC said. “
Morning Deals
By 11.27.06
• Circuit City: Verge Infinity Notebook Backpack for $9.99 Shipped After Rebate.
Guide To Cyber Monday Sales
By 11.27.06
Recently we reported that so-called “Cyber Monday” might be a mere marketing myth invented by the National Retail Federation.
