Wow...that is pretty damn tempting..

Right after my brother says he wanted Quantum of Solace for christmas

ordered!

geeez, the Logitech X540 is really tempting at 60 bucks. May have to add that to my christmas list...

HP Elite e9270t Core i5 Desktop for $854.99

For what pre-builts usually go for... That's.. Not too bad at all. Too bad it will be filled with all that useless junk.

just got x540 speakers

I'd be more worried about the high mortality rate of HPs.

I bought the Spaceballs Blu-Ray.

I usually don't like adverts being posted as news but you guys are handling this very well! Keep them coming! (Please!)

There's nothing in the list that I want. I'll have to send Santa a letter.

Me want an Intel X25-M 80GB for $220. Is that too much to ask?

Anyways, the HP dv7t Quad Core i7 17.3" Laptop with Blu-ray looks like a pretty good deal.

Holy shit! There are some great deals on here! Would love the dell server!

Woah! Tell me about it!...

[citation]Samsung LN46A860 46" 120Hz 1080p LCD HDTV for $999 with free shipping (list $2,699.99)[/citation]
Talk about a deal! Almost makes me worried to buy...

Yeah I have one at the moment and I've had to send it in twice. Had it for 2 years now. I don't want one in the future. Just saying for what that is, not considering the company etc.

Keep the good deals coming! I bought my G9 mouse last week from one of these listings and love it. Now, if I only had 1,000 dollars for that TV + PS3 deal.

Vol 1 was a bust, nothing I'm after. Why not actually have a CAMERA in the cameras section next time... or a monitor under Monitors... Surprised the $450 discount for the Macbook Air from MacMall didn't make the list, nor any of the super cheap Netbooks... (like the Eee from one of the office stores).

46" TV for 1700? similar TV lacking the useless 120hz option with a PS# for $999? I bought a 42" 1080p 60hz a 3 months ago for $500... 46" was only $200 more then. (was not a Sony, but I'd call that a plus!)

Hopefully Vol 2, 3, etc will be more worth while.

btw: that Dell "Server", its a E5400, 800MHz frontside on a 1066 bus (pointless) without VT, only 2MB cache, a cheap SATA HDD and and 1GB of 800MHz single ranked non-ECC DIMM, no RAID 5 support (even onboard), since it only supports 2 internal HDDS... A Barebones systems from just about anyone else would be a more powerful, more configurable system for less money and make a better server. Slapping the title "server" on a low end desktop that lacks a video card does NOT mean anyone should EVER use it for a server (especially that properly configured with a backup systems and base server software, enough RAM to justuify 64Bit, and 2 HDDs, this box retails for over $11,000. NO, that is NOT a typ0. A $290 server is an $11,000 system once Microsoft and Backup licenses, DR media, and RAID 1 drives get included (and you can't put 2 NICs in it as configured!) Why not simply go up a grand or two to a REAL server if you're already spending that much... and take advantage of hot swap drives, RAID and server hardware monitoring. Stupid, stupid, stupid...

Of course it isn't going to be a fully super powerful server, thats not the point. However, throw a linux server OS on there and upgrade the hard drives and set them up in raid 1, and you have a wonderfully cheap media server for you home.

For 250$ plus the cost of whatever hard drives you decide to go with, you really can't beat that price

WOW, Sony PS3 and 46" Bravia TV for $1000. Can't beat that

WoW, Samsung 46" A860 TV for $1000. That thing usually costs $3000.

Every holiday season, with all of the holiday "deals", about 95% of the specials are not that impressive or are for very low-quality items.

That Dell "server" above is a great example of the typical 95%. For the price they're asking for it, I could easily build a computer that would not only be better, but it would also not be hobbled by the propitiatory case & hardware that Dell loves to use for the majority of their computers.

^prove it and post a link (and that isn't meant to shoot you down, if you can build another computer for cheaper i would like to see it cause im in the market for a home media server)

HP dv6t Quad Core i7 15.6" Laptop with Blu-ray for $903.99 with free shipping after coupon code (list $1,303.99)

HP dv7t Quad Core i7 17.3" Laptop with Blu-ray for $949.99 with free shipping after coupon code(list $1,349.99)


Is it just me or are the discounts not adding up? I clicked on them both and added the coupon and nowhere near those prices.

how do they perform? really tempted....