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Monday, July 24, 2017 last update: 1:31pm (CDT)

BestBuy.com - Logitech Performance MX Wireless Laser Mouse for $40
Normally about $50.

Sunday, July 23, 2017

BestBuy.com - Western Digital 8TB External/Desktop Hard Drive $160
Normally about $200.

Wednesday, July 19, 2017

Newegg.com - Seagate 10TB Hard Drive for $380
10TB (10 terabytes) is a huge amount of storage, and most other stores sell this drive for at least $400. This is a 3.5" hard drive, meant for use inside a desktop computer or plugged into a hard drive docking station.

This one has a 7200rpm spin rate, so it performs faster than most other large capacity hard drives. Reviewers on both Newegg and Amazon say it performs at 200-250 megabytes per second, which means it is one of the fastest large capacity consumer-grade hard drives on the market.

Also includes a 5-year warranty.

Thursday, July 13, 2017

BestBuy.com - Logitech K120 USB Keyboard for $7
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Logitech K120 Desktop USB Keyboard for $7. Best Buy offers in-store pickup at no extra cost.

Normally $15.

Logitech makes some of the best quality input devices on the market.

Wednesday, July 12, 2017

Amazon.com - CD/DVD Reader/Writer for $12
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External CD/DVD drive that reads and writes discs, and plugs into a USB port, for $12 today. Normally at least $15 (usually about $20).

Tuesday, July 4, 2017

BestBuy.com - Western Digital 4TB Portable Hard Drive for $110
Western Digital Easystore 4TB Portable USB3.0 Hard Drive for $110. This drive has rounded corners, unlike a similar drive that sells for $5 more.

4TB is a lot of capacity in a portable USB drive.

It powers itself through the included USB data cable, so no need to carry a power cable.

The $70 2TB version is also a sale price (normally $75).

Sunday, June 25, 2017

OfficeDepot.com - Wireless Computer Mouse for $10
Several kinds of wireless computer mice are on sale for $10. These are mini-mice, smaller and more portable than a normal desktop computer mouse.

Monday, June 19, 2017

BestBuy.com - Western Digital 1TB Portable Hard Drive $40
Western Digital Easystore 1TB Portable USB3.0 Hard Drive for $40. This and similar portable drives sell for at least $50.

Best Buy is also having a one-day sale on AA batteries and AAA batteries for $7, which have free shipping with a $35+ order (such as buying the hard drive).

Monday, June 12, 2017

BestBuy.com - 27" Monitor $140, 4TB Hard Drive $120, iPad Mini 4 $300
- HP 27-inch LED-backlit LCD Monitor for $140. Similar monitors sell for over $170.
- Western Digital 4TB Red 5400rpm Hard Drive for $120. Usually $136.
- Apple iPad Mini 4 128GB in Silver, in Gold, or in Space Gray for $300. Normally $400.

Friday, June 9, 2017

BestBuy.com - 8TB External/Desktop Hard Drive $180
Western Digital 8TB External/Desktop USB3.0 Hard Drive for $180. Normally about $240.

Wednesday, May 31, 2017

Newegg.com - Seagate 4TB Hard Drive for $100
Seagate 4TB 5900rpm Hard Drive for $112, and code EMCRFDR33 changes the price to $100. Most of the reviews are positive.

We own a similar Seagate 4TB drive, and works great for backups. Use a hard drive dock, like this Orico USB & eSATA Dock, which turns any hard drive into removable storage.

Tuesday, May 30, 2017

BestBuy.com - Portable 1TB Hard Drive for $40
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Western Digital Elements 1TB USB3.0 Portable Hard Drive for $40 with free shipping.

Amazon has also matched Best Buy's $40 price.

Normally sells for about $55.

Monday, May 29, 2017

Newegg.com - A-Data 128GB SSD for $47.25, 23" Monitor $90
- AData SU800 128GB Solid State Drive for $47.25 with code EMCSRFCK6 (37¢/GB).
- Dell 23-inch LED-Backlit LCD Monitor for $90 with code EMCSRFCK4

Wednesday, May 24, 2017

Frys.com - HOT! - Samsung 250GB SSD And Other Deals Today
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If you shop for deals on electronics and have not yet signed up for Fry's Daily Email, consider doing so now. Signup is free, and is the only way to get their discount prices.

Today, Fry's is offering hot deals for subscribers, including these deals:
- Samsung 250GB 850-EVO Series Solid State Drive for $60 with your promo code. To see a copy of the deal, click here to view the offer as it was displayed in the email. See the top of your Frys email to find the promo code that gets you this hot deal. This 250GB SSD normally sells for about $100.
- LG 22-inch Computer Monitor for $87 with your promo code.
- 2.5" Hard Drive Enclosure for $6.
- Selfie Stick for $2 with your promo code.
- LG 55-inch 4K TV for $500 with your promo code.
Discount prices are only visible to people who have signed up to their mailing list and received a promo code in their daily email.

Promo codes are delivered by email a day before they start. Sign up now to get access to future deals, but that won't give you access to today's deals.

They will confirm your code matches your email address, so you cannot use a shared promo code.

Monday, May 22, 2017

BHPhotoVideo.com - Cyberpower 1500VA UPS for $120
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CyberPower 1500VA Intelligent-Series UPS $185, and press "Clip $65 Coupon" above the "Add To Cart" button to get it for $120. This model normally sells for about $185.

This UPS's 1500VA (about 700 watt max output) is powerful enough to protect a computer, its monitors, and a switch or router from power surges and fluctuations.

A UPS can increase the longevity of sensitive equipment, especially a computer or DVR with a hard drive. In our experience, hard drive failures are less likely to occur when inside devices protected by a good UPS, because hard drives need clean power to operate well. So, if you run a fileserver, DVR, or computer vital to your business, we recommend protecting it with a good UPS. SSDs, however, are highly resistant to power surges.

For a less expensive alternative, Newegg is selling a APC 750VA UPS for $80 today. Normally sells for about $100. It does not provide similar Automatic Voltage Regulation (AVR), but does provide battery backup up to about 300 watt output.

Saturday, May 6, 2017

BestBuy.com - Portable 1TB Hard Drive for $40
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Western Digital Elements 1TB USB3.0 Portable Hard Drive for $40 with free shipping. Normally about $53.

Sunday, April 30, 2017

BestBuy.com - Western Digital 8TB External/Desktop USB Hard Drive for $180
Western Digital Easystore 8TB External/Desktop USB Hard Drive for $180 today. Normally at least $200.

Inside the chassis is a Western Digital 8TB hard drive, likely a "Red" model similar to this one, which normally sells for at least $250. USB drives can be slow, but if you open the drive chassis with a screwdriver, remove the 8TB hard drive, and install the actual hard drive itself to a Serial-ATA interface inside your desktop computer or a Serial-ATA docking station, you can get this 8TB of storage faster than the capabilities of the USB drive.

Staples.com - Dell Wireless Keyboard and Mouse for $10
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Dell Wireless Keyboard and Mouse for $10. Same-day in-store pickup avoids the shipping fee. Normally sells for $20.

The reviews are mostly positive. A few people said theirs broke soon after purchase, but Staples gives you 14 days to return the keyboard for any reason. It's only $10 though, so even if there's a 60% chance it will work well for you, the risk may be worth the $10 investment.

Thursday, April 27, 2017

Newegg.com - Seagate 2TB 7200rpm Hard Drive for $60
Through tonight only, Newegg is selling a Seagate Barracuda 2TB 7200rpm Hard Drive for $60 when you apply code EMCRECH32 in the cart. Valid on up to 5 drives in a single order.

Normally about $67 to $70. This one has more positive reviews than we have seen with similar 2TB hard drives. They say it performs about 150 MBytes per second reads and 100 MBytes/sec writes, which is very fast for a hard drive. If you are looking to get more storage in your desktop computer, more expandable storage with your hard drive docking station, or are building a RAID array for fault-tolerant storage, we would definitely consider this deal.