deals

• Today’s Woot! is a pair of Logitech Cordless Action controllers for the Playstation 2 for $25. They’re refurbished, but that seems like a really nice price for something that gets near universal acclaim. (I have an Xbox version and it’s tops.)

• Today’s Woot! is Microsoft Streets & Trips 2005 w/GPS locator for $55. That seems to be about par for the course, price-wise, so don’t get all in a rush.

• Today’s Woot! is a Canon PIxma iP6210D Photo Printer for $55. That seems to be the average price for that model, so there’s not much of a deal here at all.

• Today’s Woot!is a Sharp 1-Bit Digital Amplifier for $185, shipped. I know nothing about this product, but the ones I could find online are going for $300ish.

• Today’s Woot! is a Dirt Devil Cordless Vac ‘n’ Mop for $25, shipped. Here’s what we don’t get: Does it actually vacuum up the cleaning solution that can be sprayed from its cane or does one have to choose between sweeping and mopping? Hard question—and we don’t care to spend $25 to answer it.

• Today’s Woot! is a pair of generic 2-way FRS/GMRS wristwatch radios for $23, which would be hard to resist if we hadn’t picked up those Bluetooth headphones yesterday. Plus, they’re ugly.

• Alright, Woot!: You got me. I resisted the Logitech Bluetooth Headphones for iPod, but today’s generic ‘for MP3’ version for $35 is a steal—these things were $130 under a year ago, and they even review pretty well.

• Today’s Woot! is an inflatable bed that looks a lot better than the one I actually sleep on. Guess that’s why it’s $155. Memory foam never forgets!

• Today’s Woot! is a Hitachi LCD Entertainment Projector for $575. Native resolution is 854 by 480 pixels—DVD resolution, more or less. Oh, and there’s a $100 mail-in rebate, too.

• Today’s Woot! is the Gyration Ultra Compact Keyboard and mouse for $35, shipped (and refurbished). Gyration makes those mice you can use just holding them in your hand and tilting—perfect for home theater PC rigs.

• Today’s Woot! is a pretty nice deal: Logitech Bluetooth iPod Headphones for just $30, shipped. These suckers went for well over $100 not that long ago, and are still around $50 most places now. Caveats: They only work on iPods with the control connector next to the headphone jack (last generation, not current); The reviews were only so-so; You can’t use these are wireless headphones for anything but an iPod.

• The remnants of yesterday’s Woot! Off continue, currently showing an iRobot Roomba Sage with Convenience Pack for $155. (Not a great deal for that model.)

• It’s a Woot Off over at Woot!, wherein various things are wooted to provide for you a wooting sensation. Currently up? A pair of low-powered carbon-filter air cleaners.