Brad

None right now, however we just got an e-mail from Dell and there is a $60 off $500 Electronics & Accessories coupon starting tomorrow at 8am CT. During a previous deal, a $-off was stackable with a %-off coupon, so you may get lucky tomorrow and get it for $501 shipped. If you can wait 14 hours, I'd wait and you might get lucky. Dell coupons: http://www.gottadeal.com/dell.php

Dell Home for $561.75 shipped after 25% coupon code ZLXBLQZZPZLXM$ You can also get refurbs through Dell Outlet for $548.00 (don't know why you'd do that when a new one is $13 more)

If you need games, you can also combine the discount with the free digital coupon offer: http://forums.gottadeal.com/showthread.php?t=7067 Buy the PSP for $249.99 and at least $150.01 in games and you will get $40 off instantly, plus a $30 digital coupon (gift certificate) will be e-mailed to you after your order ships. This article says Sony has no plans to lower the price before 2006.

back in stock :)

out of stock

Amazon doesn't have them in stock anymore (at least not the white versions). They come with a "Trio of soft silicone earbuds fit a wide range of ears" so you should be set with one of the three sizes I'd think.

Sounds like these would have been a perfect fit for you. It's really too bad you missed out. I actually posted a deal here on the forum for them over a week ago when they were even cheaper - around $25 shipped. I really don't know of any other model of clip-on headphone/radio like this. You could always wait and keep checking to see if they get more in stock (people might have ordered and then cancelled). Otherwise you'll need to go to a regular pocket radio, something like one of these: http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/tg/detail/-/B00008W7LS http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/tg/detail/-/B00006JQ06 http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/tg/detail/-/B000066R6M

Welcome to the forum Mike. This item was in stock when I posted the deal this morning - you must have just missed it As for another radio, do you have a price range? If you are willing to spend $30-40, I'd look at the Sangean line of pocket radios. I believe Amazon.com carries a few of them. If you want something cheaper, let me know and I'll see if I can find something. But like you said, you get what you pay for. I think I saw a Panasonic model at Amazon for $9.99 a week or so ago that got good customer reviews.

http://reviews.cnet.com/Linksys_WMLS11B/4505-6739_7-30671312.html I think the general feeling is that it is an average device. Although the price has dropped significantly since it first came out. If you want something better, look into the Roku Soundbridge. I was able to pick one up (M1000 model) at Best Buy for $149 a few months ago, but it's still sitting in the box cause I haven't had time to play with it yet. http://www.rokulabs.com/products/soundbridge/index.php

If you want/need the remote, then get this one. If you are going to build a Windows MCE 2005 machine, then get the other one and then get a dedicated MCE remote (around $30).

There are some pics of it in a HT setting on Amazon, like this one:http://g-images.amazon.com/images/G/01/ciu/ff/41/4df5a2c008a03052bb5bff00.L.jpg

nope. i'll take some and post them later this week.

That's what I have in my HTPC-in-progress. 2 of those and an Fusion HDTV low profile HD tuner in an Antec Minuet case.

2 of these: http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/ASIN/B00064GI2O

From the site: The MCE versions do not come with a remote control or an MPEG video decoder. If you are building Media Center systems, please check with Microsoft for their latest list of compatible remote control and MPEG decoders. But you can still use the MCE versions with Myth, Beyond, Sage, etc...

If you have a Target nearby, check them out. A few weeks ago I saw Imation 32MB drives for $8.00.

The stanard WinTV-PVR150 cards are basically the same as this model - just with one tuner (and FM, IIRC). All WinTV cards: http://hauppauge.com/Pages/prods_pvrs.html Note the differences between the regular and MCE versions. If you are going to use MCE, then stick with the MCE versions, otherwise you might want to go with the "regular" versions since they come with remote and more software.

Of course if you have the slots available, it's a little cheaper to use 2 separate cards (WinMCE2005 supports up to 3), but if you are using a microATX case with limited PCI slots, this is the perfect option.

Keep in mind that the picture is a little misleading - this case is pretty big for a desktop case. Being that it fits full-size ATX motherboards, full height PCI cards, etc... If you want something for an HTPC, look at the Antec Minuet which is for microATX boards and only fits half-height PCI/AGP cards, which could be a deal-breaker for some.

I thought you guys would like it, lol. It was around $102 a few days ago, so it was nice to see it dropped another $5.

Dell Outlet

Yep, that's how they are supposed to be worn. I had the old MDR-EX70LP versions that came out a few years ago. Great headphones for the money.

Yes, we have applied to be affiliates for all the big travel sites in anticipation of the future "travel deals" board on this forum.

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The Brother site says: "Power Source: AC 120V 50/60 Hz"