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I've heard good things about Seagate hard drivses and that has a 5 year warranty. I'm not sure how quiet it is and there is a $50 rebate involved.

Oooh the temptation!

Holy Ferenginar Outpost.com is showing FREE GROUND SHIPPING for me. Even hotter!

http://image.ak.outpost.com/art/product/box_shots/3492233.box.GIF Maxtor 200GB L01P200 Ultra Series 8MB Buffer UATA133 - Retail Hard Drive Kit For Mac,Windows Outpost #: 3492233Capacity: 200GB Seek Time: <9ms 7200RPM 8MB Buffer Ultra ATA 133 Interface Ultra Quiet Fluid Dynamic Bearing (FDB) Motor 1 Year Limited Manufacturer Warranty No Rebate Required!

I just tried adding a 1905FP and it appears the 25% off coupon code has just expired. I tried adding this filler and using the $60 off coupon which worked. However the 25% off coupon no longer works as it has expired.

RmF, to the forums :) The Dell UltraSharp 1905FP is a 19" flat panel LCD not 17" In order to use the $60 off coupon you need to add a $21 filler, did you pad your order with an additional $21 item?

jamesave, are you a AAA member? (thanks mrn8)

So I guess while the cart contents remain, the price isn't guaranteed to remain fixed. It will fluctuate.

Nice deals especially on the 2405FPW which is usually considerably more.

mrn8, If you want a quality mtn bike with a good frame and components I would avoid newer Mongoose bikes. I have an older Mongoose and it's rock solid but this was before they were sold off. Check your local bike shops and I would also consider Specialized and Giant. You should be able to find a nice bike in the $300 - $500 price range.

I believe our Entertainment coupon book has Enterprise coupons, I'll check tonight. If it does have coupons, they're yours :)

They're a relatively new company and will probably expand markets gradually.

I've heard your cart is saved up to 24 hours but I have never tried that myself. RAM and Hard Drive are the most critical. A few other peripherals are: Video card Wireless networking Optical drive I would at least get the minimal amount of RAM and perhaps a small hard drive. There's also wireless networking (which is cheaper elsewhere)

Nope, it's usually the opposite. Dell +$150 you get 1GB RAM total Crucial.com +$126 you get 1.25GB RAM total $24 less and 256MB RAM more :)

According to the tech specs there are 4 available DIMM slots which can accomodate up to 2GB RAM.

That is a nicely loaded machine but the hard drive is small and I would consider upgrading to the 2 year warranty. Is there a reason you're buying 1GB RAM instead of the minimum 256MB? If you get 256MB that will save you $150 (use that towards a larger hard drive and better warranty). Buy 1GB for $126.86 from Crucial.com or $104.47 from NewEgg.com RAM is super easy to install.

saxguy, Which model, specs and price are you looking at?

I'm not sure as I've never used it. As long as there is a 30, 60 or 90 days "same as cash" you should be able to make a payment and avoid paying any interest. Plus you get a nice 2% discount

It's a good deal if you already planned on getting the warranty. I would not buy a flat panel LCD with the PC. Buying separately from Dell E&A using a coupon is usually cheaper.

This is a very good deal. We've been using SunRocket.com VOIP for a few months with no major problems or outages. Compared to the competition (Vonage), it's a great bargain.

Great deal, thanks for posting! I remember my friend paid $113 for Maxtor 13GB a few years ago and that was a "hot deal". My how times have changed.

Ray, Did you ever find a USB hub? We were at Fry's B&M yesterday where I bought the Canon PIXMA MP750 All-in-One Photo Printer for $99 - $50 rebate = $50 I ran across their USB hubs and thought of you! After a little digging I found the Q-STOR USB2.0 7 PORT HUB for $29.99. Here is a link to the manufacturer's web site. It's not exactly a Hot Deal ($17.99 or less shipped) but at least we know this product exists. Although it includes an AC adapter, it can be bus powered. Hope that helps

I don't have any but someone else might.

Dell's estimated ship date usually overshoots by 1-2 weeks. It will probably ship within the next 10-14 days unless they have an inventory shortage.

I believe SWTerry of SonataWeb.net also uses Vonage VOIP for his toll free number or he was considering one. For infrequent use, kall8.com is awesome. It's just $2/mo plus usage