Toshiba Satellite T135-S1307 TruBrite 13.3-Inch Ultrathin Black Laptop
Originally: $700
Cyber Monday: $550
Savings: $150
Seagate Barracuda 7200.11 1.5 TB Hard Drive
Originally: $200
Cyber Monday: $90
Savings: $110
Kingston DataTraveler 101 - 16 GB USB 2.0 Flash Drive
Originally: $54
Cyber Monday: $30
Savings: $24
Eye-Fi Pro 4 GB Wi-Fi SDHC Flash Memory Card
Originally: $170
Cyber Monday: $100
Savings: $70
Razer DeathAdder 3G Infrared Gaming Mouse
Originally: $60
Cyber Monday: $33
Savings: $27
Originally: $50
Cyber Monday: $10
Savings: $40
Dell Mini 10v
Originally: $400
Cyber Monday: $280
Savings: $120
Inspiron 17
Originally: $820
Cyber Monday: $550
Savings: $270
Dell 24-inch Monitor
Originally: $260
Cyber Monday: $185
Savings: $75
Western Digital 1.5TB Hard Drive
Originally: $150
Cyber Monday: $100
Savings: $50
"But wait," you say. Surely there are more deals than just these listed stores? Indeed, that is true. This is but a smattering of retailers of both the electronics and general varieties that are offering deals on their wares today. If you want to really save as much cash as possible--or browse for more potential savings than what's listed above--here are a few resources for maximizing your Black Friday experience. We recommend these sites wholeheartedly... as does my bank account. Scan them throughout the day to make sure you're catching all the latest deals as they pop up:
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DBsantos77
November 30, 2009 at 10:35am
This website helped me get loads of deals for Black Friday, they got a section for Cyber Monday too.
http://bfads.net/
-Santos
the_river
November 30, 2009 at 9:09am
I saw that go on sale over the weekend prior to Cyber Monday. I'm so tempted to buy the drive and move to Windows 7 on that drive. Still running RC on my Raptor drive and haven't popped in the upgrade disc I bought from Newegg during pre-order. But that drive doesn't look as good in the performance arena as the WD Black Edition version. Wanted to cast aside my rev one Raptor for a nice big drive with performance to boot. Converting my movies using AnyDVD and Handbrake and each DVD is about 2GB or so compressed....starts getting big FAST! My 250GB is exclusively for editing, and I'd like to move my 150GB Raptor into that role as well, using a new 2TB as my primary and being able to expand from there.
Anybody know if I would really see a difference between the Green version vs. the Black edition? I mean I play my share of L4D, Unreal 3 and all that. I know the seek times are lower on the Black because of the dual controllers and cache but overall performance was relatively 'close' looking at the MaxPC benchmarks.
Is it worth waiting 2 months and seeing if the Black edition jumps down in price like the Green did?
Thanks.
mesiah
November 30, 2009 at 4:39am
I woke up to see that best buy had radeon 5870 cards on sale and they were sold out. That card had been listed as sold out on their website for at least 2 weeks now. I am wondering if they got a few in and sold out instantly or if the geniuses in the marketing department put an item on sale that they didn't have.... wouldn't be the first time.
K0BALT
November 30, 2009 at 3:20am
At Microcenter, they have my monitor there for regular price $399... the Sceptre 24" 1080P widescreen...at 1920x1200....yes, its still 1080..... it goes on sale for $249 a lot and even less with rebates... it was just on sale this past week.... worth keeping an eye on.... it went on sale right after xmas last year and i used my gift cards to get it for like $220... its kickass too.
here...
http://microcenter.com/single_product_results.phtml?product_id=0277194
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