Oct
05
2009
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Gadget Deals of the Day [Dealzmodo]

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Why do laundry when you can buy new clothes? Why buy clothes when you can get them for free? If you’ve been looking for the solution to these age old questions, Hobomodo is here with the answer: two free t-shirts!



Top Deals:
13.3″ Dell Vostro 1320 Core2Duo Laptop for $579 plus shipping (normally $834).
Kid A by Radiohead (MP3) for $1 (normally $8).
I Love Bacteria T-Shirt for $0 (use this form).

Computing and Peripherals:
15.6″ Dell Vostro A860 Core2Duo Laptop for $399 (normally $549).
15.6″ Dell Inspiron 15 Intel Dual Core Laptop for $419 plus free shipping (normally $564).
15.4″ Lenovo ThinkPad R500 Core2Duo Laptop for $533.72 plus free shipping (normally $649 – use coupon code USPSEARCH).
13.3″ Dell Vostro 1320 Core2Duo Laptop for $579 plus shipping (normally $834).
12.1″ Lenovo ThinkPad X200 Tablet PC for $1,144 plus free shipping (normally $1599 – use coupon code USPXOFFER).
Dell Inspiron 537s Dual Core Desktop with 18.5″ Monitor for $499 (normally $645).
23″ Dell S2309W Widescreen HD LCD Monitor for $169 plus free shipping (normally $239).
19″ AOC Toriba 831S Widescreen LCD Monitor for $99.99 plus free shipping (normally $130).
OCZ 1GB 204 Pin DDR3 1066 Laptop RAM for $.99 (normally $17.99 – use this form).
Dell 1230c Color Laser Printer for $99 plus free shipping (normally $229).

Gaming:
Grand Theft Auto IV Special Edition (360) for $47.11 plus free shipping (normally $57).
Tom Clancy’s Rainbow Six Vegas 2 Collector’s Edition (360) for $27.44 plus free shipping (normally $67).
Pure (PS3) for $15.74 (normally $28).
Dead Space (360/PS3) for $19.99 (normally $28).

Home Entertainment:
55″ LG 55LH40 1080p 120Hz LCD HDTV for $1329.99 (normally $1799).
50″ Panasonic Veria G-Series 1080p Plasma HDTV with 7.1ch Home Theater System and Blu-ray player for $1399.98 (normally $1899).
47″ LG 47LH90 1080p 240Hz LED HDTV for $1,399.99 plus free shipping (normally $1599).
46″ Sharp AQUOS LC46E77U 1080p 120Hz LCD TV for $999 plus free shipping (normally $1068).
Samsung BD-P1600 Netflix-Ready Blu-ray Player with $50 BestBuy Gift Card for $199.99 (normally $225).
Polk Audio VM30 3-Way Tower Speaker for $329.99 plus free shipping (normally $500 – use coupon code SPEAKER1012).
Harold and Kumar Escape From Guantanamo Bay for $4.99 plus free shipping (normally $9).

Personal Portables and Peripherals:
Nextar 43LT GPS for $79.99 plus free shipping (normally $139).
Sony Cyber-Shot DSC-T900 12MP Camera for $197.97 (normally $323).
Kodak Zi8 1080p Pocket Video Camera for $130.02 (normally $179 – use coupon code KODAKGOLF09).

Miscellaneous:
Discovery by Daft Punk (MP3) for $2.99 (normally $10).
Kid A by Radiohead (MP3) for $1 (normally $8).

Hobomodo:
I Love Bacteria T-Shirt for $0 (use this form).
DataBuddha T-Shirt for $0 (use this form).
Oust Freshen-Your-Home Gift Pack for $0 (use this form).
Redbox Movie Rental for $0 (today only – use coupon code QNGJ7KD).
Chai Tea Latte Mix Sample for $0 (use this form).
Hook Me: The Creatures Of The Deep (iPhone/iPod Touch) for $0.

If a deal looks too good to be true, investigate the store and see if it’s a good, reputable place to buy. Safe shopping!

[Thanks TechDealDigger, Fat Wallet, GamerHotline, Cheap College Gamers, CheapStingyBargains and TechBargains.]








Written by John Sisler in: Gizmodo |
Oct
05
2009
0

All These Worlds Are Yours Except Europa [Image Cache]

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This outwordly image was taken in the Wakulla Springs cave, in the north of Florida. But it could have been taken in the seas of Jupiter’s moon Europa, where NASA plans to send a similar device one day.

The nuclear-weapon-looking probe—a $720-million underwater three-dimensional mapping system—was tested by Jill Heinerth at a depth of 300 feet during a 10,000-foot lateral movement. 44-yo Heinerth is considered the world’s top female cave diver. I just consider her one seriously kickass person.

As much as I would like to dive with on these Sentinel rebreathers, I wouldn’t get anywhere near a cave. [Daily Mail]








Written by John Sisler in: Gizmodo |
Oct
05
2009
0

What a Broken Zune HD Display Looks Like [Broken]

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It’s tough to know just how often this particular problem is occurring, but we’ve heard a fair share of reports on the Zune HD‘s otherwise gorgeous OLED display having performance glitches. And needless to say, you’d notice it.

Here, the touch controls are 100% intact; the problem is that the bottom majority of the screen is completely washed out in a bright, white filter.

Study the clip at 28 seconds in. You’ll see that the display is working fine before the white mask flashes back in. While OLED engineers in the audience can feel free to correct us, we think there’s a strong possibility that the problem is software-based (and thereby firmware-fixable through a patch). But obviously, make Microsoft give you a new Zune right away if you’re encountering such an issue.








Written by John Sisler in: Gizmodo |

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