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You already have a banner in your post - do the same thing you did for that, and make sure you follow the The Signature Rules.

OK, I think we need to edit the GP page to include the information from that link, Ross. Brad, are you back? You've been so quiet.

You're probably on GD Lite. Make sure you have "&styleid=5" at the end of the URL you're accessing.

Make sure you sign up in-store - I'm not sure if they let you sign up online, or if they give you the GC that way.

Where are you located?

I agree - Deal Finder is the way to go. What items are you looking at? Perhaps we can offer some alternatives if we knew what you're looking for. :)

Oooh, nice find... did you guys get the free PocketBreeze from Handango InHand? I'm not sure if it's still good...

Any particular brand/model? Same one as above for $385, no rebates.

PriceGrabber

Aaw, that sucks... how long ago did you lose it? I'll keep an eye out for you.

Please see this thread.

For the Dell, you just need to get one stick because you already have 512MB in there; for the Toshiba, you would need two sticks. Yes, it's easy enough to upgrade it yourself - all you need is a screwdriver and some elbow grease. When you do get the memory and you find you're having problems upgrading, just post back and we'll be happy to help you out. :)

Here's one for the Dell - $47.40 shipped. And here's one for the Toshiba - $48.00 shipped.

Outpost has them all beat, though - $54.99 AR.

$59.99 AR at CC too. Oh, and at BB too. As well as CompUSA.

Great price - you'd be hard-pressed to find this set cheaper than $40 elsewhere.

Ross already answered your Bluetooth question above, but I'll add on to it as well. If you have WiFi at home or around where you live, chances are you won't have much of a need for BT. However, if you have a BT-enabled cell phone, you might use it more. As far as PDAs, I guess we would need to know what he intend on using it for. Prices range drastically based on what a PDA can do. If it's just for basic lists, address book, note pad, calculator, etc., I would suggest one of the cheaper Palm models. If he intends on to use it to check e-mail, surf the web, watch movies, etc. then I would suggest getting a Pocket PC model - the Dell Axims give you the most bang for your buck. Keep in mind that you would have to spend a bit of time learning all the features if you plan on getting the most of your PDA, but in the end, it's well worth it. I use mine for a lot of things - e-mail on the go, web surfing, instant messaging, watching movies, sharing pictures, playing games, reading e-books, playing music, recording notes, and a ton of other things... I even use it as a phone from time to time. I use it so much I don't feel a need to bring my laptop/cell phone/mp3 player/dvd player/portable game system with me everywhere I go - my PDA pretty much takes the place of all those other toys. If you have any more questions, feel free to ask away.

$145.35 + $0.99 cent shipping I'm not sure if it's gonna make it in time for Christmas, though...

Do you need them new or used? Follow the links in the meantime... mr holland's opus saw braveheart the longest yard (new) & also the original call of duty for ps2 EDIT: The two Amazon links were supposed to be for the Marketplace. Just click on "new or used"...

Oh, and here's their return policy: What is Fry's Return & Exchange policy? 1. For a refund or exchange, most products may be returned within 30 days of original purchase date. Some other products, such as notebook computers, memory, microprocessors, network-attached storage, CD and DVD recorders, camcorders, digital cameras, air conditioners, and wireless phones may be returned within 15 days of original purchase date. See store management for specific information. 2. Original receipt must accompany any product to be returned / exchanged. 3. Product must be in original box with original accessories, packaging, manuals, and registration card in undamaged, clean, and brand- new condition. 4. Products returned within policy with the UPC Code missing from the box may only be accepted back as an exchange for the exact same item. 5. Product that is returned incomplete, damaged, or has been used -- if accepted -- will require a deduction. This deduction is final. Subsequent return of missing items will not reverse the deduction. 6. Product returned with serial number missing or tampered with will NOT BE ACCEPTED BACK FOR RETURN. 7. If the product returned has any data or information stored on a memory or storage device, Fry’s shall not be responsible for the transfer of such data or information to another product given to the customer as an exchange, or for the loss of any data or information or to maintain the confidentiality of any data or information still residing on the returned product. 8. Computer software, video games, audio CDs, VHS videos, and DVD videos are returnable only if unopened. 9. Defective computer software, video games, audio CDs, DVD videos, and pre-recorded videos will be exchanged for the exact same item only. 10. Product using accessories such as laser toner or ink cartridge toner, media, batteries, film, etc. must be returned with the accessory in factory-sealed condition or will require a deduction for a replacement. 11. Refunds will be issued as follows: (1) Check purchases by check (2) Credit card purchases by credit issued to the credit card used in the original purchase transaction (3) Cash purchases by cash, unless the refund is over $500, which will then be refunded by a check mailed from Fry’s Home Office. 12. Refund checks are mailed the 10th day from the date merchandise is returned. 13. Service, delivery, and installation charges are non-refundable once performed. 14. Special order items and cut cable/wire are non-returnable.

You know you want it, Ross - you can't pass up a good deal! http://www.netaffilia.com/images/2005/11/26/9519176.jpg Call up your local Fry's first, though - to see if they even have any. 29400 SW Town Center Loop West Wilsonville, OR 97070 (503) 570-6000

That's a great price for the set. I've been keeping an eye on Fry's prices for a while now, and I was seriously contemplating about jumping on one of these... that is, until I got the 27" for $499AR on BF. It's usually up on outpost.com as well, but right now it's showing up at $799. Oh, and Ross? You don't need an HD box for this set (if you're not picky) - SD works just fine.

Good idea, Aaron!

Or they could have pulled it seeing as it is one of their BF deals... I assure you I've seen it in stores, though.

Sorry about that - try this one... short but sweet. :)