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This deal is back on again: http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16820157021 PromoCode: DaneElec80GB 149.00 w/ Free Shipping

FWIW, this monitor also has a USB hub (4 ports) and built in speakers. I'm just posting cuz I went tracking down that info: http://us.acer.com/acer/product.do?link=oln85e.redirect&changedAlts=&kcond48e.c2att101=-1&CRC=2759084358 I'd direct link, but their site is all fancy Web 2.0 Ajaxy.

I'm gonna throw my support behind Rock Auto also. Their prices are really good and they have reasonable shipping costs and most everything I've ordered showed up quicker than expected. They are really great for older cars too, as they seem to be able to source a lot of parts for many, many...

Just purchased for: Buy Together Today: $32.98 Totally worth it for a new release + a great classic Pixar movie. posterChild

Link to details and locations for the events since you need to attend to pick up the kit. posterChild

Thanks for posting the deal... one thing I'll never get is why they do stuff like this: I guess Dell enjoys paying CC transaction fees. Shrug. Ordered 2. In two orders...

Appears to be another Dell pricing error, as the coupon code reads: So, seems like the coupon went live before they raised the price? I hope those that got in on it actually get them. That'd be a hell of a deal. posterChild

Ditto on not seeing the IR of $60. posterChild

Back on topic... Seems this may be alive again over at Walmart.com 13 months Live for 29.82 w/ instore pickup posterChild

Thanks for updating this thread with the new deal. I missed the it the first time around, but have yet again managed to empty my wallet thanks to the [H]. posterChild

That sucking sound from my wallet is the [H]ot|Deals forum... In for one.

pxc, thanks for taking the time to summarize the content here. Their site seems to be slowing down as the morning goes on and your efforts to capture the deals in this thread are appreciated. posterChild

Using the power of Google, it seems that all of their drives are using the 3 platter format, but limit capacity to 'industry standard' sizes (in firmware?). At least that's what's suggested here: http://techreport.com/articles.x/14200 On a related note, (although this is turning into a...