Oooohhwee! Check this deal out! Microsoft is offering Office Ultimate for $59.95 exclusively for students! That's a steal because you get the whole suite for half of the price of the "Academic Version" which only has Excel, Word and Powerpoint. This offer runs out on the 30th of April, so go get it if you need it! You might also want to check your school's bookstore for this deal because many, including mine, have a campus alliance deal with Microsoft so they get it for cheap!
Microsoft Office 2007 Ultimate
Ultimate Steal Price $59.95, shipping unavailable
Valid Student email required, expires 4/30/08
Talk about the subprime meltdown, I won't be surprised if the airline industry is on the brink of a meltdown as well. My girlfriend's airline officially stopped service to our town and her ticket to New York over the summer was null faster than George Bush's receding hairline. Sigh.
Here's a funny, but possible look into the future of airlines.
> Courtesy of The Consumerist <
How stupid do you think we are, Best Buy? I'm pretty sure we can insert (safely or otherwise) into our XBOX360s! Sheesh!
> Courtesy of The Consumerist <
Hey Folks! Mario Kart for the Wii is finally arriving on April 27. What's with Nintendo releasing smash hits on a Sunday? They must be taking advantage of the fact that it's a "Day of God" or "Rest Day" and really want their gamers to be playing their games all day Sunday!
Well, here are a few place you can pre-order from. It's not that much savings but it'll save you a trip to your local games store!
Costco Price $44.99, $4.98 shipping
Newegg Price $46.99, free 3 day shipping
TigerDirect Price $45.99, shipping unavailable
Gosh, everybody loves the Wii. It's like the little kid at the party that can do tricks. Of course it's minuscule (in almost every way) to it's bigger PS3 or XBOX360 cousins, but it does the job nicely from a lot of folk. Me, included!
Since it was released, getting your hands on a Wii was like getting a photo of Tom Cruise picking his nose. Really, it was that hard. EBayers and resellers reveled in the fact that Wiis were a hot item and often jacked up the prices for prospective Wii buyers.
Luckily for you, I found a place that had some in stock. Toys 'R Us looks like they have some in stock but have cut off online sales (within the past hour no less) so people lucky enough to have Toys 'R Us in their neighborhood can go pick one up. It's a good deal with the standard Wii console package and Super Smash Brothers bundled in.
You might also try your local Best Buy or Gamestop and see if they have any units in stock. This is definitely going to be running out very soon
Nintendo Wii Console and Super Smash Brothers Brawl Bundle
Toys 'R Us Price $299.98, in store pick up only
Gosh. I've known and been using Nokia phones for a while now. It's pretty much a mainstay back home in Asia and boy have they taken off since I left in January '07. The N series in particular has redefined the Nokia brand. Running on the Symbian OS, the N series is a very capable smartphone for many users of different functionalities. When I was shopping for a new phone last year, the N series phones were definite candidates. In the end I settled with a Nokia E61. Well, for those who need a mighty N series phone, check these out!
Nokia N95 (Unlocked) Quad-Band - 5.0 Megapixel Camera, 3G, Built-In GPS, Media Player, MicroSD Slot
Tigerdirect.com Price $489.99, shipping unavailable
>>$135 Savings
>>Limited time offer till they sell out
Nokia N72 Black (Unlocked) Quad-Band GSM
Cellhut.com Price $212.98, free shipping
>>$315.02 savings
I'm too busy right now to post anything substantial but here's something that I've enjoyed whilst taking a break from all the work I've been doing. Ain't it the darndest thing?
This a fricking hilarious picture. You just have to see it. I'm definitely not shopping at a store where they're just a bunch of thieves! Ha!
Moral of this story? NO DEAL!
> Story courtesy of The Consumerist <
Here are some pictures floating around the internet about Nokia's "Tube" project, which aims to be an iPhone Killer. It looks good so far and hopefully runs on Symbian OS, which is a solid mobile OS. The pictures also indicate stylus support which would please haters of the stylus-less touchscreen keyboard. This is interesting. I've been wanting an iPhone for a while but if there's a worthy Nokia touchscreen phone then that might sway my decision. We'll see. I'm glad I put off buying an iPhone. Now there's even talk of the 3G iPhone. Ooohwee! This is getting interesting!
Here's a nice little startup that allows you to compare various wireless plans through various carriers such as T-Mobile and Verizon. It bases it's recommendations on how many minutes you use, other features and how much you pay currently in the area you live in. It's neat with major carriers but not for smaller ones which can offer good pricing on service.
I'm using Cellular One (formerly Chinook Wireless) in Missoula, Montana right now and I have a smashing deal paying $30 a month. Cellular One is growing in Missoula and has some very competitive rates. This website will ignore companies like this in favor of big carriers. So, there is my word of caution. I don't really know how accurate all their information is as well.
On the whole, it's a good little source of information to base your decision on. I would recommend going to the provider yourself and verifying these prices. Who knows, even the big wigs could have an unbelievable deal!
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