Chava_Marvin

Don't worry about it. Are you planing on gettin the 2GB sansa this year?

Ok, sorry, but i didn't think it was the same thing, i was asking is anyone had listen eny rumors or something. And to answer the other question, this doorbusters are only viewable online only, but you can only buy them in store, not online.

yes, if you check the ad, at the bottom of the first page, you'll find this: "Check out BONUS FRIDAY DOORBUSTERS good IN STORE ONLY plus research them online" also, you could read more about them in this thread: http://forums.gottadeal.com/showthread.php?t=87745 and there you'll find last year's post.

Anyone has info on the extra offers that are supposed to came out on the website?

The one from this year has a built-in 15 hour rechargable battery, this could be an advantage for some people and disadvantage for some other. You can also consider the insignia mp3, video, bluetooth enabled player with the sony wireless headphones, this is a great deal since the headphones themselves cost 129.99 dlls, and you get the player and headphones for that price.

I think this is a great computer for the kids, and for any general use you wish to use it for. I recently bought a laptop with 1GB Ram, a Celeron processor and Win Vista, and it works fine. I also put in there Office 2007 and an Antivirus and it works fine too. I agree that if you'd like to speed things up you'll have to upgrade the memory, but the kids won't really care if their new toy takes a while to warm up

Last year i bought a Sansa 1Gb Mp3 player and it's so easy to use. It works just like a flash drive, you can just drag the files in there and you're ready to go. You can also synchronize it if you wish to i think, but honestly, what's the point? It's a fine Mp3 player at a great price, you won't be sorry, plus it has a rechargable battery, that is suppose to last for 15 hours or so. It's like half the actual price.

I agree with ryansplace, maybe you'll have to run to get the article. Maybe if you call your BestBuy after they publish the ad ("officially" LOL) they could give you a heads up on this matter.

You get what you pay for means that whoever spends the most, gets the best. I think that in order to make a good choice you should take a look on the user's reviews. Some of them are happy with what they pay for, some other aren't, but this happens with almost every product, you can't keep everybody happy LOL. Anyway, maybe if you get the model number, you could check the specs of the TV on the internet or BB web site.

HDTV resolutions Resolution, or picture detail, is the main reason why HDTV programs look so good. The standard-definition programming most of us watch today has at most 480 visible lines of detail, whereas HDTV has as many as 1,080. HDTV looks sharper and clearer than regular TV by a wide margin, especially on big-screen televisions. It actually comes in two different resolutions, called 1080i and 720p. One is not necessarily better than the other; 1080i has more lines and pixels, but 720p is a progressive-scan format that should deliver a smoother image that stays sharper during motion. Another format is also becoming better known: 1080p, which combines the superior resolution of 1080i with the progressive-scan smoothness of 720p. True 1080p content is scarce outside of Blu-ray, HD DVD and the latest video games, however, and none of the major networks has announced 1080p broadcasts. I got this from BestBuy.com. If you're looking for the best, that means you'll have to spend more than you'd like. I read the comments of the Dynex and Insignia HDTV's and most people agreed that is a "You get what you pay for" product. You can still get a 32'' Westinghouse for $699 or a 37'' Insignia or Dynex for $750, both 720p.

Yeah, I'm ready too. I'm going for the $200 desktop and wait for the website deals hoping there's a cheaper laptop, like $250 or less. My choice was a HDTV for less than $400 but i wouldn't bet on that.

Thanks!

What's MIR? LOL Sorry, but I don't understand english completelyWhat others secret deals you people think we're going to find?

I'm thinking maybe a 32'' Dynex HDTV for 350 and a LapTop for $200 or less. I saw in another forum that someone announced that there was going to be a Toshiba Laptop for $100 dlls, anyone else read about it?