You can get this from the staples website HERE. The list price is $109.94 on the site with an instant $30 discount code given right on the page. (If you can't find it, look harder).
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I was an early adopter of HDTiVo also. I believe that D* will make it right for their users. Especially the high-end users that are willing to spend nearly $1000 on a piece of equipment. I believe the transition away from MPEG2 will take a very long time and I will get all the service I need...
Yeah, I got a bunch of perks when I got HDTiVo. I was an early adopter and got my HDTiVo over a year ago. I got it from CC and then called into DTV to get some perks. They gave me $20 off of platinum service for a year, free HDNet ($11/month) for 6 months, $200 service credit, and they came...
The original HDD reported in most xboxs is a bargain-basement 5400RPM with a 2MB cache of various flavors. The primary load on the HDD would be for backed up games and compared to the access time and bandwidth of the DVD-ROM, any ATA100 HDD is going to greatly outperform it. For multi-media...
I'm sure that someone will argue with me, but I've modded 4 xboxes (xboxi?) and have used 7200 and 5400 RPM alike with no issues and only one of them had an 8MB cache. All are working flawlessly. The 7200 RPMs tend to generate a bit more heat, but never to the point of making an issue. I...
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WD 200GB 2000BB UATA100 2MB 7200RPM
Part #2000BB
Not the faster 8MB version, but perfect for your TiVo or XBox upgrades!
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Only 1 per customer.
Dump the phone company completely and go with Vonage for $25/month with 500 minutes of LD included... After that it's $3.9/minute. Need a TON of LD minutes? Go for $35/month plan and get unlimited LD to US and Canada.
Cool deal! I picked one up and found a couple other goodies at good prices. The Capcom Coin-Op Collection is a deal if you were a Ghosts & Gobblins fan...only $4.99 Link And Sim Coaster is up for $4.99 too.
Blockbuster is going the way of the DoDo. I've been with Netflix since mid-2000 and I'm still in on the 4 for $19.95/month deal. I realize I've given them over $840 in rental fees over the 3 1/2 years I've been there, but I've also rented over 450 discs from them. That runs the price to...
There is a cancellation fee of $40. Keep that in mind if you try out the service and think you may not want to keep it. I have had vonage for 6 months and wouldn't give it up for anything. But there is a "hidden" fee for cancellation. To date, I've saved $120 over Qwest, not including the 2...
I've certainly had some good luck with the newer eMachines. The T2080s are based on an ECS L7VMM mobo with a crippled eMachines BIOS. A quick flash upgrade from the ECS website and you have a respectable AMD 2000+ system with 266MHz DDR, a VIA chipset and 4x AGP all for under $400. I've sold...
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