20 Hot Cyber Monday Deals
Black Friday may be over, but Cyber Monday is here. There are some great deals waiting for you right now accessible from the comfort of your office cubicle.. Oops! Sorry, I meant home computer.
I scoured the Web and have put together this list of Cyber Monday deals. Cyber Monday, for those unfamiliar, is a marketing event, sponsored by the National Retail Federation. Cyber Monday is a meant to signify the ceremonial kick-off of the online shopping season.
An estimated 84 percent of major online retailers will offer some type of Cyber Monday promotion. Here is Cyber Monday tech shopping primer. Below is a list of some of the hottest Cyber Monday deals just announced this morning.
Dell Deals
At Dell, you can nab an Inspiron Mini 9 for $299, $50 below the lowest listed price at a major comparison shopping engine, and get it shipped free. Dell is offering free shipping on select electronics and accessories orders over $129 (before tax & fees).
Dell is also selling an Inspiron 1525 laptop for $519: 15.4 inch widescreen display, Intel Pentium Dual Core Processor T3200, 3 GB Ram, 250 GB SATA Hard Drive and DVD+/-RW Drive. Comes with Windows Vista Home Basic SP1.
Best Buys at Best Buy
At Best Buy, you can snap up the Acer AL2216Wbd 22-inch Widescreen Flat-Panel LCD HD Monitor for $169.99 and it ships for free. That's more than $50 off the lowest listing we found at a leading comparison shopping engine.
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