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Target.com - search for foot spa Amazon.com sells the WaterPik FS-021W Reflexology Foot Spa with True Heat for $33.99 which is 15% off. http://images.amazon.com/images/P/B0002AIVFY.01._PE15_SCMZZZZZZZ_.jpg Splash Guard with StorageInterchangeable Reflexology Patterns Thermostatically Controlled Water TemperatureRemovable Pumice StoneAromatherapy well for bath beads and saltsCheck out the review:

If you're willing to spend more, this might be perfect for you: http://www.sharperimage.com/us/en/catalog/productview.jhtml?sku=HF775 Luxurious massaging foot spa makes cold water warm in just minutes — and maintains the heat.Ten powerful water jets and soothing bubbles massage all around your feet.Use infrared option with large heated surface for deep penetrating therapy to the soles of your feet.Interchangeable pedicure attachments store neatly in a built-in compartment.Don't forget to use a coupon to save even more :) $15 off $75 expires 6/30/2005

LOL guess what the first model I found is? http://www.lnt.com/product/index.jsp?productId=1359495 I'll keep my eyes open for another foot spa with emphasis on heating water.

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What models have you already tried? So we know to avoid recommending those. Also what is your budget?

Join the club, this ALWAYS happens. We tell people just how hot it is and before they realize it, coupon has expired

I wish Little Caesar's was still in our area. They had the best "crazy bread".

Martin, Thanks :)

5.5 pounds with 12.1" display seems more realistic.

Review: http://www.hardwarecentral.com/hardwarecentral/reviews/5650/1/ Similiar Averatec tablet PC's start at $1,199.99 on BestBuy.com

For anyone else curious, weight is 8 pounds.

Carazariah, Awesome post, thanks for the helpful information and links :) Ross

Here are 3 options: NewEgg.comZipZoomFly.comYour local Fry's Electronics (in select states)

mrn8, Sounds like you scored a major Hot Deal, congratulations! Dell Outlet sells refurbished desktops, laptops and PDA's which are usually in like-new condition. They're usually returns within the first 30 days. We've purchased a refurbished Dimension 4300 a few years ago, it arrived like it was brand new. The hard drive was re-formatted and Windows XP Home was already re-installed. Earlier this month I saw loaded Dell 8400's for around $349 with a DVD Burner, nice video card, some even had Microsoft Office suite.

Microsoft Media Center http://thomashawk.com/2004/10/microsoft-media-center-2005.html The 8400 is a powerful machine but for the average user/gamer the 4700 should be more than sufficient. It all really depends on your needs. Why buy a yacht when all you need is a speedboat? Both are good machines, if you want peace of mind I would suggest upgrading to a better on site warranty. I have owned about 8 Dell Dimension desktops over the past 6 years. The only problem I can remember is a dead soundcard, not bad :)

Are there any particular reasons you're looking at the 8400? The XPS is geared towards bleeding edge gamers who must have the newest hardware and is willing to pay for it. I was comparing the Dimension 4700 vs 8400 and noticed the Media Center edition, awesome :)

True. One of the hottest deals happened two weeks ago through Dell Small Business which offered: Dell Dimension 84003.0Ghz 4 630 HT Processor512MB Dual Channel DDR2 RAM40GB S-ATAFREE! Single Drive: 16X CD/DVD burner (DVD+/-RW) FREE! 19 in E193FP Flat Panel DisplayFinal price $599 with free DVD Burner or $499 with CD-ROM/CD-RW after $100 rebate. Why oh why didn't I jump on that insanely hot deal???

There is usually another coupon right around the corner. The minute we find out it's listed on our Dell Coupon Page What's your budget? Which model/specs are you looking at? Does Dell Home charge sales tax in your state?

Chris, What do you think of the keyboard and display? My 6000 still hasn't shipped yet

Hi jake701 and welcome to the GottaDeal forums

Yep it makes more sense to have it as a combined forum.

Thanks mrn8 :) I'd recommend checking your Sunday newspaper for a Best Buy ad and visit your local BB store.

Damn that's what I get for waiting. The old saying "you snooze, you lose" definitely applies here.

That would be awesome, free stuff rocks :) Remember when you sign up for free stuff to use a spam email account (Gmail, Yahoo, Hotmail, etc.)