RossMAN

That's a great deal. Remember back in the day when external DVD Burners started at $299?

That would be your best bet, I know they usually have a great deal on rechargeable batteries

Moved to Deal Finder Service forum and edited thread title from cd writer to more accurate DVD burner. sanam, 1) What is your budget? Do you have a CostCo, Sam's Club, Fry's Electronics or MicroCenter near you? 2) Does your computer have USB and/or FireWire?

I wouldn't have bought either but I did buy this Compaq sr1710nx for $125 AR two months ago. I hope it goes on sale again, I'll definitely buy more!

I would rather buy the eMachines which is a brand name I'm familiar with and had no rebates!

Wanna know what I hate about Marcster? He makes the rest of us look bad I guess that's not such a bad thing after all

I just ordered, 40 minutes left before the rebate expires :)

Thanks :)

Nope, it's available only at your local CompUSA tomorrow between 6PM-Midnight. http://forums.gottadeal.com/showthread.php?t=33525

What about a laptop with the following specs? Intel Celeron M Processor 380 1.60 GHz256MB DDR-SDRAM (2 GB maximum RAM)60 GB Hard Drive (5400 RPM)Combo DVD/CD-RWATI RADEON XPRESS 200M IGP video chipset15.0" XGA LCDPort Connectors:Video - RGB (Monitor) Video - TV-Out (S-Video) 3 USB 2.0 RJ-11 modem port RJ-45 LAN port Audio - External Microphone Input Audio - Headphone Output Card Slots: (1) Type II / Type I CardBusNetwork Support: Ethernet (10/100 Mbps)Wireless Protocol: 802.11b / 802.11gModem Speed: 56 KbpsInstalled Operating System: Windows XP Home EditionLimited Warranty: 1 Year (12 Months)for $729 - $230 mail in rebate = $499

or if you're a new buy.com customer you can use a coupon

The exact same system from Dell.com would cost $655 and you only paid $284 plus tax/handling. Ross is jealous

Thanks and welcome to the forums :)

Yes I always use my CitiBank Virtual Account Number feature for magazine subscriptions and trial offers. MBNA offers this feature as well. I just logged on to CitiBank, created a new one time use cc with $3 limit which expires in 2 months. Worked just fine

Would be nice if we could see more of his head but it's an adorable picture regardless. I look forward to seeing more pictures of "Mr. Obvious" in the future

Thanks I just ordered and I love your avatar :)

Ya think? Thanks

If you have a Fry's Electronics, Sam's Club or CostCo nearby they have the best prices on rechargeable batteries. If you have to order online and don't mind paying more then visit Thomas-Distributing.com At Fry's I saw a 3-in-1 with 2 AA batteries on sale for $7.99: 1) It's a 1 hour recharger which plugs into the wall. 2) A rechargeable flashlight 3) Emergency flashlight. CostCo has an even better deal, they have a Sanyo recharger with 6 AA and 2 AAA batteries for $20 out the door.

First of all to the forums :) Windows MCE 2005 is based on XP Home but adds video, audio, pictures and TV features. You can see the differences on Microsoft's web site MCE 2005 is fine for the average user: http://www.microsoft.com/windowsxp/evaluation/compare.mspx

Moved to Deal Finder Service forum.

I haven't printed a lot of photos on my MP750 but they come out beautiful. Remember for printing pictures it's best to use the special photo paper which is $$$

Great AIO, I own the Canon Pixma MP750 and love it. http://www.gottadeal.com/DirectDeal/14490

OM B&M will have a sale on 3/17 and 3/18 offering the HP OfficeJet 4215 for $39.99 after coupon and rebate. $99.99 in store price -$40 coupon (please save this to your hard drive now) -$20 rebate ================= $39.99

Laser jet's are slightly faster and cheaper ink but they're $$$. I'd recommend a color inkjet AIO with prints photos, should be $99 - $249 depending on what deal you score. I'll keep my eyes peeled for you.

Color inkjet or b&w laser jet?