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Monday May 18, 2009
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If getting a company's logo tattooed on your body for money seems like a sensible business decision, you might be a cheap geek.
1. A deal on iPods? It never happens, but right now it's happening. iKitchen.com is selling 8GB 4th-generation iPod nanos in blue, pink, and purple, for $129.99. These don't appear to be used or refurbished. You can also get a 32GB 2nd-generation iPod touch for $379.99. Now, there are some errors on the site, so be cautious and don't believe everything you read: It claims the nanos regularly list for $199.99, but Apple sells them for $149.00. So you're saving $20, not the $70 iKitchen.com claims. Definitely do not buy the 8GB iPod touch from the site: iKitchen.com is selling it for $259.99, while it only costs $229.00 on Apple.com. If you do buy from Kitchen.com, use the code "Memorial" for an extra 5 percent off.
2. If you don't mind buying refurbished, Amazon has a great deal on the Toshiba D-RW2 DVD Player/Recorder. You can get one for $43.95 through a partner seller called Discount Jungle. Save video direct to disc with one-touch recording.
3. Here's a little giveaway for the gentlemen: Click here before May 31, 2009, to win a Moxi HD DVR, as well as a one-year Rhapsody Unlimited membership and PlayOn media server license. This is a $995 value. Why is this for gentlemen? Because Moxi wants to help outfit your "mancave."
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