My 2010 Development Goals…

Lately, I have been thinking about the different technologies that I would like to learn this year.  Since my day job is within the technology cosmos, this is directly related to my career development.  I have been looking at several back-end, front-end, design and server arenas that I could take something specific and add to my knowledge base to further my career.  I have been reading some other individuals posts regarding goals for the new year and trying to ensure that the goals are accomplished.

The hardest part (I think) is to find the specific technologies that you want to learn.  The technology needs to be of interest and at the same time be something that you can use so you don’t learn it and forget it.

I need to do more research but these are my goals thus far:

• Back-end/Front-end Development
  • PHP – gain a low to medium knowledge base
  • MySQL – gain a medium knowledge base
  • MSSQL – gain a low knowledge base
  • CSS3 – learn to be a medium level user within the Expression line of tools
  • Host my own Web Page (there are many things to learn here)
  • XHTML – gain a medium knowledge base
• What is next?

Well, I think this is good for now and I will be updating this as I do more research for my 2010 goals.

Upgrade to Windows Home Server…

In case you didn’t already know I previously had configured my own Home Server.  Last year I contemplated migrating my custom built Home Server to the WHS (Windows Home Server) solution.  My thoughts last year were that Microsoft would probably be launching the Windows Server 2008 Edition, since that would be the logical next step for the WHS product line.

After reading several post regarding this topic of Microsoft continuing to move WHS across the product timeline I decided that I was done holding out for Microsoft.  On December 5th, 2009 I was lucky enough to get a OEM version of WHS as an early birthday gift.  Immediately, my mind went to how I was going to architect this migration smoothly and without losing any data in the process.  This worked out perfectly as I had spent the previous couple of weeks working on data clean-up.  I proceeded to make two copies of the 260 GB’s of data that I could not lose.  This took a far amount of time as you can’t move 260 GB’s quickly.

I then worked on getting WHS software installed on my previous Home Server box.  This took roughly an hour and virtually none of my time as you simply get the install initiated and let it do its thing.  After the install had finished, I proceeded to move through the prompts and set my self up as a user in the WHS console.  My next step was to start moving my data from one of the external hard drives to the WHS.  This took about four hours to get all of the data transferred over to the correct places.  The process went flawlessly.  I have been running my WHS (Windows Home Server) for about a month now and I could not be more pleased with my investment.

More to come on the amazing add-ins that are out there for the WHS and the add-ins I have installed and using.

My Current Android Applications…

Exported by aTrackDog at 05:28:36 2009/12/01
1CAST News,1.6.14
Advanced Task Killer Free,1.5.1
AndroidStats,1.2
AppPack,2.0.0
Facebook,1.0.1
gTasks,0.2.1
Layar,2.2.2
Maps,3.2.1
Movies,2.2.0
Pandora,1.1.2
Places Directory,1.0.19
Speaking Pad,1.2.1
Speed Test,1.6.1
Steamy Window,1.8
Terminal Emulator,1.0
TTS Service Extended,1.9
wpToGo,1.9.0
AccuWeather,1.0.2
AK Notepad,1.9.4
Androrb – v0.3a,0.3.0
Any Cut,1.0
aTrackDog,3.10
AudioManager,1.0.4
Backgrounds,1.9.9
Barcode Scanner,3.01
BetterBookmarks,1.7.2
BeyondPod,2.0.4
BeyondPod Unlock Key,1.0.0
Bubble,1.8.1
Bubble Burst Lite,1.6.0
com.miu.android.fx,1.6
Compare Everywhere,1.3
Compass,1.0.18
Droid 411,1.1.493
Finance,2.0.3
Google Voice,0.2.7
KeePassDroid,0.9.6
Labyrinth Lite,1.3.1
LED Scroller,1.5
Mobile Backup,2.1.42.1
My Account,2.2
MyBookmarks,2.2.0
NetMeter,0.99
No Signal Alert,1.2.3
PicSay,1.3.0.1
Ringdroid,2.1
Rings Extended,1.1
Shazam,1.1
Sherpa,1.1.10
ShopSavvy,3.5.7
Shuffle,1.3.1
Stickam Viewer,1.1.0
System Monitor,1.5
T-Mobile HotSpot Connect,1.2
Tunes Remote,1.2
Twidroid,3.0.0
Video Player,1.0
ViewSource,1.0.0
Voice Recorder,1.9.2
Voicemail,1.0.12
WikiMobile,1.21
Yellowbook,2.0
Total 62 applications

LifeHacker.com’s “Hands-on Look at What’s New in Office 2010”

KneeJerk: I found this screenshot tour in my Google Reader Feed from www.lifehacker.com and decided repost my latest Beta download.  That right I am (along with many others) running the Beta of Microsoft’s Office 2010 Professional.  So far I am pleased with how MS Office 2010 integrates into Windows 7 and takes advantage of all the new features of the OS.  The best new feature in MS Office 2010 that I enjoy is the new ‘File’ menu.  

What do you think of the screen shots? 

Or if you got an invite to try the beta what what is your favorite feature?

Hands-On Look at What’s New in Office 2010 [Screenshot Tour]: "

Now that we’ve had some time to play with the Office 2010 Professional Beta, we thought we’d share what’s new and useful inside Microsoft’s big suite. Take a gander at the pictorial evidence below.

Overall, Office 2010 is not the kind of leap forward that Windows 7 was from Vista (or, for most PC upgraders, from XP). It adds a lot of stuff that’s previously been available only through plug-ins, makes performing the basic tasks of opening, printing, and sharing documents a good deal more convenient, and throws in a few new features that will expand the repertoire of those who really know their Office.

The free Office 2010 Professional Beta doesn’t include access to Office’s online component (ReadWriteWeb has taken a quick peek at them), and we’ll mostly be sticking to Word, Excel, Outlook, and PowerPoint components on this tour. OneNote fans, you’ll get your own peek soon enough! In the meantime, you can check out Microsoft’s own video preview (Silverlight is, unfortunately, required).

For even more Office 2010 preview, with those new-fangled moving pictures, head over to Office 2010 in Videos, helpfully compiled into one place from YouTube by Adam.

On to the photos. Click any of them for a bigger (usually much bigger) view

Office as a whole

Many of Office 2010’s best new features are present in every application across the suite.

In Windows 7, each app gets a taskbar integration that includes the very helpful ‘jump lists.’ Outlook makes the most use of jump lists, offering message templates and common actions. Other apps can have frequently-accessed documents pinned to their taskbar icons.

Backstage View: Hit the left-most tab ("File," usually) in any application, and you get the same sort of functionality as was available when you clicked the Office logo in Office 2007—just five times as helpful. The actions under each heading are broken up into clearly explained items with buttons that are easy to click—no more playing mouse cursor maze with sub-menus.

Under the ‘Share’ tab is one of Office’s most helpful features, an option to save to a SkyDrive account. That account, if you’ll recall, offers 25GB of space in a nice web package. Saving to the SkyDrive does take a notable bit of time more than making a local save, and should be more automatic and integrated than hidden in the ‘Share’ tab. Still, it’s a nice security blanket for very important files.

There’s also a ‘Publish as Blog Post’ option in the ‘Backstage View’ that works for most blogs that support remote publishing, although it’s not quite a polished setup.

More useful to most users will be the fairly polished and customizable print options:

Editing and pasting text and images: ‘Paste Preview’ gives you options right as you hit Ctrl+V, rather than making you root through menus to fix the garbled text you’ve just dropped in. From a tiny cursor menu, you can choose to keep or strip formatting and images, and see how it looks instantly:

Once the text is entered, you can apply some neat effects to it while keeping it able to be edited, and similarly see your changes in real time.

Office 2010’s photo editing panel is much more powerful than its predecessors. A huge range of image effects can be instantly applied. Heck, if you want to give your images that Apple-like reflected-on-a-white-background look, that’s one click. Alignment, re-sizing, cropping, and other tools are no longer sidebar-type actions, but front and center as tools.

Got an image stuck in the middle of a wonky background? Office 2010 can pull it out—sometimes auto-magically, sometimes after asking you to help define where that image actually is.

In Word, PowerPoint, and OneNote, there’s a built-in screenshot tool that can grab the screen behind the Office window you currently have open, or allow you to switch to the window you’re grabbing and then grab just a section of it. That’s a nice option for putting together presentations with break-neck deadlines.

Excel

This editor is not an Excel wizard. In fact, he may or may not still be struggling with a COUNTIF() function to mark how many times he took a GPS-tracked walk in October.

Still, the Sparklines feature is instantly recognizable as a really helpful little widget. It turns single cells into mini-charts, which automatically update to reflect changes to the data they’re tracking in whatever cells set you select:

Outlook

When you first start Outlook, you don’t have to steel yourself for an intensive session with IMAP servers and SSL port numbers. In most cases, you can just point Outlook at your email address and password, and—even with a Gmail account—the app just reaches out and hooks into your email. This didn’t work quite so well with our Google Apps-hosted Lifehacker mail, but likely would have worked fine with some manual configuration tweaks.

Here’s the big view of Outlook’s main screen:

Most intriguing of all is the inclusion of a ‘Quick Steps’ toolbar. It’s a killer feature that already caught our eyes, and it allows you to perform one-click, multi-step automated actions on any message:

PowerPoint

The most eye-opening feature in PowerPoint 2010 is its broadcasting capabilities. At the moment, it only works with Microsoft’s own sharing service, but future plug-ins are promised for other screencasting services. Open the Slide Show tab, hit Broadcast Slide Show, and you’ll get a link you can IM, email, or otherwise pass onto anybody with a web browser, and they can see your slide show, slide by slide, as you move through it.

Your guests are, of course, prompted to install SilverLight for a ‘better’ viewing experience, but, as we noted, other services will be integrated for future slide show sharing.

The ‘Smart Art’ clip art isn’t exclusive to PowerPoint, but makes the most sense here, as it’s meant to help you organize your thoughts visually, rather than find cute illustrations of cowboys and smiley faces:

Streaming video embedding, once a semi-tricky prospect, is now as easy as embedding on a web page. Paste in the embed code you get from just about any Flash-based video site, and it’ll play in PowerPoint:

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We’re not professional-level Office users, but we did find a whole lot new and intriguing in Office 2010. The folks at I’m Just Being Manan and PC World have done their own digging and screen sharing, too.

What’s your favorite feature from the Office 2010 beta? Share your finds, and paste screenshots, in the comments.

Google Maps Navigation features are now available for Android 1.6 users

As a user of the G1 I am very excited about this new functionality.  I have been using the previous GPS functionality within Google Maps but this brings a whole new level of awesomeness.

Google Maps Navigation Now Available for Older Android Devices [Android]: "

Previously users wanting to run Google Maps Navigation on their Android phones either needed a 2.0 device (like the Droid) or resorted to this workaround. Today, Google announced the application is now available for pretty much every Android device.

Google Maps Navigation is a GPS system with automatic rerouting and voice guidance. It uses a your phone’s data connection to get you where you need to be, and even churns out geographical information like nearby transit lines and popular locations, thanks its new Layers feature.

To get the app on your phone (U.S. users only), just grab the updated version of Google Maps from Android Market. A few features exclusive to Android 2.0 are missing, like the ‘navigate to’ voice command, but the Google Maps forum is filled with great tips on cool ways to tweak the app.

Have you been using Google Maps Navigation on your Android 2.0 device (or your special G1)? Share your tips with Android 1.6 users in the comments.

Happy Thanksgiving Travels: Google Maps Navigation now available for Android 1.6

*posted originally by Lifehacker.com

Contemplating update ideas to my tech world…

With Christmas around the corner I off course have some items on my list that are technology related.  There are only two this year as I have almost everything I can want.  I am asking for either another 1TB hard drive or Windows Home Server software.  I am currently running a custom home server that I have engineered to provide all of the functionality that I need along with a separate server for VM needs.

Of the two items (the 1TB hard drive and Windows Home Server) I am hoping to get the WHS (Windows Home Server software).  In the past I have thought about if WHS and if the software currently has everything that I need.  It would not make sense to change my current server configuration around only to loose some features and/or functionality.  With the release of Power Pack 3 for WHS I think that I will be happy with the product.

What do you currently run for a Home Server?

Windows Home Server Power Pack 3 to come…

Windows Home Server Power Pack 3 rolling out November 24th: "The name may not exactly suggest any groundbreaking changes, but we’re guessing that most Windows Home Server users with Windows 7 computers will want to upgrade to Power Pack 3 as soon as they can, which we now finally know will be on November 24th. As we’d heard previously, the big news with this update is that it brings Windows Home Server up to speed with its desktop OS counterpart, including support for full backup and restore of Windows 7 computers, Windows 7 Libraries integration, ‘better support’ for netbooks and, of course, a slew of enhancements for Windows Media Center. Best of all, the update is completely free, and should show up via Windows Update as soon as it’s available.

Windows Home Server Power Pack 3 rolling out November 24th originally appeared on Engadget on Thu, 19 Nov 2009 14:27:00 EST. Please see our terms for use of feeds.

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Google Wave… I don’t have an invite yet but Gina’s book is awesome.

The Complete Guide to Google Wave Preview Edition PDF Available for Download [Announcements]: "

The preview edition of Gina and Adam’s new book, The Complete Guide to Google Wave, is now available in PDF form for your offline, ebook-reading pleasure.

Google Wave is a young tool that’s not terribly easy to understand for a lot of folks, but at least a couple of your Lifehacker editors are completely nuts for Wave and its potential. The DRM-free, 102-page personalized PDF of The Complete Guide to Google Wave is available for six bucks, but keep in mind that the content of our book will always be available for free at any time at http://completewaveguide.com/.

The preview edition is just the start. We plan to release the first edition of the guide in early 2010 as both a PDF and a softcover print book, with new editions to follow throughout the year as Wave evolves.

For a quick look at why we’re so excited about Wave, check out Gina’s keynote speech at the Web 2.0 Expo this week in NYC, and follow @gwaveguide on Twitter for a regular stream of useful Wave tips and for updates on the book. If you do decide to purchase the PDF, you have our sincerest thanks for supporting our little project, but as I said, it’s always freely available on the web site. Beyond that, we’re all ears for suggestions on how we can improve the guide in the comments.

The Complete Guide to Google Wave Preview PDF

List of Black Friday Deals to come…

Black Friday Deals: The Only List You Need [Top]: "

Black Friday is a week away, and thousands of markdowns are already announced. Our master list of Giz-friendly deals—a hefty read—includes similar items priced differently at different stores. Keep it refreshed, cuz we’ll be updating it all week.

UPDATE: We had to add a Page 2 with TVs, Video Games, Printers and Software

Doorbuster items marked with an *

Cell Phones

AT&T Sony Ericsson W518a – Free w/2 Year Contract * [Best Buy] BoostMobile Motorola Clutch i465 – $59.99 [Best Buy] DLO Jam Jacket For iPhone – $9.99 [Best Buy] Jabra BT-2080 Bluetooth Headset – $19.99 [Best Buy] LG Chocolate Touch From Verizon w/Two Year Activation – $0.00 * [Best Buy] MiFi 2200 By Novatel Wireless w/Two Year Activation – $0.00 [Best Buy] Mobile Broadband Card 598U By Sierra Wireless w/Two Year Activation – $0.00 [Best Buy] Motorola S9 HD Stereo Bluetooth Headset – $49.99 [Best Buy] Net10 Samsung T401G – $39.99 [Best Buy] Sprint BlackBerry Curve 8330 Smart Phone – Free w/2 Year Contract [Best Buy] Sprint Samsung Instinct S30 – Free w/2 Year Contract [Best Buy] T-Mobile Motorola Renew Phone – $7.99 [Best Buy] Verizon Wireless DROID – $199.99 w/2 Year Contract [Best Buy] Verizon Wireless Motorola Rival – Free w/2 Year Contract * [Best Buy] Virgin Mobile Kyocera X-tc – $49.99 [Best Buy]

Computer Accessories

APC 450VA Battery Backup – $19.99 [Staples] APC 550VA Battery Backup – $24.99 [Office Depot] Acer 17.3′ Blue Laptop w/4GB Memory, 320GB Hard Drive and Windows 7 Premium (Online Only) – $498.00 [Wal-Mart] All Case Logic Laptop Sleeves – 50% Off [Office Depot] Altec Lansing VS2621 PC Speakers – $19.99 [Staples] Any Business Case, Sleeve, or Backpack – 40% Off [Staples] Belkin 6-Outlet Surge Protector w/Left Extension Cord Combo – $5.99 [Staples] HP 15.6′ Notebook w/Intel Processor, 3GB Memory, 250GB Hard Drive (Model # G60-519WM) – $298.00 * [Wal-Mart] HP 17′ Notebook w/4GB Memory, 320GB Hard Drive (Model # G71-329WM) – $398.00 [Wal-Mart] HP OfficeJet J4680 Wireless All-in-One Printer – $49.99 * [Office Max] HP OfficeJet Pro 8500 All-in-One Printer – $139.99 * [Office Max] HP Wireless Mouse (Black) – $9.99 [Staples] Logitech Cordless Desktop Wave Combo – $39.99 [Office Max] Logitech QuickCam Pro Webcam – $49.99 [Office Max] Logitech V220 Optical Wireless Mouse – $9.99 * [Office Max] Logitech V450 Wireless Laser Notebook Mouse – $14.99 [Staples] Logitech Z13 Speaker System – $29.99 [Office Max] Logitech C600 Webcam – $39.99 [Staples] Logitech Illuminated Keyboard – $29.99 [Staples] Logitech LX6 Cordless Optical Mouse – $7.99 [Office Depot] Microsoft Lifecam VX-5000 Webcam – $9.99 * [Office Max] Microsoft Mobile 300 Mouse (Pink) – $4.99 * [Office Max] Microsoft 4000 Wireless Laser Keyboard/Mouse Set – $29.99 * [Staples] Microsoft Digital Media Keyboard 6000 – $12.99 [Office Depot] Microsoft Natural Ergonomic 4000 USB Keyboard – $19.99 [Dell] Microsoft VX-3000 LifeCam Webcam – $9.99 [Staples] Height-Adjustable Mobile Laptop Cart – $17.99 [Office Depot] Moble IT Retractable USB Hub – $4.99 [Office Depot] Targus 208-CD/DVD Album – $9.98 [Staples] Targus Chill Mat Notebook Fan – $9.99 [Staples] USB Web Cam – $9.99 [Office Depot] eMachines 15.6′ Notebook w/AMD Processor, 2GB Memory, 160GB Hard Drive (Model # EME627) – $198.00 * [Wal-Mart] iHome Wired Optical Mouse – $6.99 [Office Depot]

Computers

Acer Aspire One 10.1′ Netbook w/ 1GB RAM, 160GB HD, Windows XP – $149.99 * [Office Max] Acer Aspire 15.6′ Widescreen Notebook Computer w/AMD Athlon X2 Dual-Core Processor L310, 4GB RAM, 320GB Hard Drive – $379.99 [Office Depot] Compaq Presario Dual-Core Desktop w/ 3GB RAM, 500GB HD, Windows 7 – $239.99 * [Office Max] Acer Netbook 10.1′ Computer w/Intel 1.6GHz Atom Processor N270 – $199.99 [Office Depot] Compaq CQ4010F Desktop Computer w/AMD Sempron LE-1300 Processor, 2GB RAM, 250GB Hard Drive – $229.99 [Office Depot] Compaq Netbook w/Intel Atom Processor, 1GB Memory, 160GB Hard Drive – $179.99 [Best Buy] Compaq Netbook w/Intel Atom Processor, 1GB Memory, 250GB Hard Drive – $229.99 [Best Buy] Compaq Presario AMD LE-1300 Desktop w/18.5′ Monitor – $329.99 [Office Depot] Dell 10.1′ Inspiron Mini 10V Netbook w/Atom 1.6Ghz Processor N270 – $249.00 [Dell] Dell 10.1′ Netbook w/Intel Atom Processor, 1GB Memory, 160GB Hard Drive – $379.99 [Best Buy] Dell 14′ Inspiron 14 Notebook w/Intel T4300 Processor, 4GB RAM, 320GB Hard Drive – $599.00 [Dell] Dell 14′ Studio XPS 13 Notebook w/Intel P7450 Processor, 4GB RAM, 500GB Hard Drive – $999.00 [Dell] Dell 15.6′ Inspiron 15 Notebook w/Intel T4300 Processor, 4GB RAM, 320GB Hard Drive – $549.00 [Dell] Dell 15.6′ Studio 15 Notebook w/Intel T6600 Processor, 4GB RAM, 250GB Hard Drive – $499.00 [Dell] Dell 15.6′ Studio Laptop w/Intel Core 2 Duo T6600 Processor, 4GB RAM, 500GB Hard Drive – $599.98 [Staples] Dell 16′ Studio XPS 16 Notebook w/Intel P7450 Processor, 4GB RAM, 500GB Hard Drive – $999.00 [Dell] Dell 17′ Studio 17 Notebook w/Intel T4300 Processor, 4GB RAM, 500GB Hard Drive – $749.00 [Dell] Dell 20′ Studio XPS 8000 Desktop w/Intel i5-750 CPU, 6GB RAM, 750GB Hard Drive – $899.00 [Dell] Dell Desktop PC w/AMD Athlon X2 215 Processor, 4GB RAM, 640GB Hard Drive, 20-inch LCD Monitor – $499.98 [Staples] Dell Inspiron 537s Desktop w/Intel Pentium Dual-Core E5300 Processor, 4GB RAM, 320GB Hard Drive – $349.00 [Dell] Dell Inspiron 537s w/Intel E5300 Processor, 4GB RAM, 500GB Hard Drive, w/20′ LCD Monitor – $499.00 [Dell] Dell Inspiron w/Intel Core 2 Duo T6600 Processor, 3GB RAM, 320GB Hard Drive – $499.00 [Dell] Dell Studio Desktop w/Intel E7500 Processor, 6GB RAM, 500GB Hard Drive, w/18.5′ LCD Monitor – $699.00 [Dell] Dell Studio Desktop w/Intel Q8300 Processor, 6GB RAM, 640GB Hard Drive, w/20′ LCD Monitor – $749.00 [Dell] Dell Studio Slim Desktop w/Intel E5400, 4GB RAM, 500GB Hard Drive, w/18.5′ LCD Monitor – $599.00 [Dell] Free Software w/Purchase of Computer – Free [Office Depot] HP 15.6′ Laptop w/Intel Celeron Processor 900, 3GB RAM, 160GB Hard Drive, Windows 7 – $299.98 * [Staples] HP 15.6′ Laptop w/Intel Pentium Processor T4300, 4GB RAM, 250GB Hard Drive, Windows 7 – $399.98 * [Staples] HP 15.6′ Notebook w/AMD Turion II Dual Core Processor M500, 6GB Memory, 320GB Hard Drive, Windows 7 – $599.99 [Best Buy] HP 15.6′ Notebook w/AMD Turion II Dual Core Processor M500, 8GB Memory, 500GB Hard Drive, Windows 7 – $699.99 [Best Buy] HP 17.3′ Laptop w/Intel Core 2 Duo T6600 Processor, 4GB RAM, 320GB Hard Drive – $599.98 [Staples] HP Desktop AMD X4 Quad Core, 8GB Memory, 1TB Hard Drive w/20" Monitor, HP Deskjet DJ350 Color Printer & Windows 7 Home Premium – $499.97 [Best Buy] HP Notebook Computer G60-508US w/Intel Celeron Processor 900 – $299.99 [Office Depot] HP Notebook Computer G71-343US With Intel Core 2 Duo Processor T6600 – $449.99 [Office Depot] HP Pavilion Desktop P6229PG w/20′ Widescreen LCD Monitor – $499.99 [Office Depot] HP Pavilion All-In-One 19′ Desktop w/4GB Memory, 500GB Hard Drive, MS213 AMD – $598.00 [Wal-Mart] HP Pavilion Desktop w/AMD Processor, 3GB Memory, 320GB Hard Drive, w/20′ Monitor (Model # P6243w-b) – $398.00 * [Wal-Mart] HP Pavillion Slimeline Intel E5300 Desktop w/20′ Monitor – $519.99 [Office Depot] HP Pavillion Slimline s5220f Desktop Computer w/Intel Pentium Processor E5300, 4GB RAM, 640GB Hard Drive – $369.99 [Office Depot] Macbook 13.3′ Notebook w/2.26GHz Intel Core 2 Duo, 2GB DDR3 Memory, 250GB Hard Drive, w/$150 Gift Card – $999.99 [Best Buy] Sony 15′ Laptop w/Intel Dual Core Processor, 4GB Memory, 320GB Hard Drive, Windows 7 – $399.99 [Best Buy] Sony 15′ Laptop w/Intel Dual Core Processor, 4GB RAM, 320GB HD, Windows 7, Sony Headphones, Built-In Blu-ray, Blu-ray Movie – $479.97 [Best Buy] Sony 15.5′ Laptop w/Intel Core 2 Duo T6600 Processor, 4GB RAM, 320GB Hard Drive – $649.98 [Staples] Toshiba 15.6′ Widescreen Notebook w/AMD Turion II Dual-Core Processor M500, 3GB RAM, 320GB Hard Drive – $469.99 [Office Depot] Toshiba 16′ Laptop w/Intel Core 2 Duo Processor, 3GB DDR3 Memory, 250GB Hard Drive (Model # L505-S5984) – $399.99 [Best Buy] Toshiba 16′ Laptop w/Intel Core 2 Duo Processor, 4GB DDR3 Memory, 320GB Hard Drive (Model # L505-S5984) w/Printer and Case – $499.97 [Best Buy] Toshiba 17′ Notebook w/AMD Turion II M500, 3GB RAM, 250GB Hard Drive – $499.99 [Office Depot] Toshiba L505-S5998 T4300 4GB RAM, 320GB HD Notebook – $399.99 [Office Max] eMachines Desktop w/AMD Athlon Processor, 3GB RAM, 320GB HD, Windows 7, w/18.5′ LCD Monitor and HP Deskjet Printer – $299.97 [Best Buy]

Digital Cameras

Ativa Digital 1080p HD Video Camcorder 4x Optical Zoom – $89.99 [Office Depot] Canon 10.1MP Digital SLR Camera, EOS Rebel XS – $569.99 [Sears] Canon 980IS 12.1MP Digital Camera – $279.99 [Sears] Canon EOS Rebel T1i D-SLR Camera w/18-55mm IS Lens – $699.99 [Best Buy] Canon PowerShot SD1200 IS 10.0 Megapixel Digital Camera (Grey) – $149.99 [Best Buy] Canon PowerShot SD1200 IS 10.0 Megapixel Digital Camera (Teal) – $149.99 [Best Buy] Canon PowerShot SD1200 IS 10.0 Megapixel Digital Camera w/Extra Battery and Case (Grey) – $179.99 [Best Buy] Canon PowerShot SD1200 IS 10.0 Megapixel Digital Camera w/Extra Battery and Case (Teal) – $179.99 [Best Buy] Canon PowerShot SD1200 IS 10.0-Megapixel Digital ELPH Camera – $149.99 [Office Depot] Canon PowerShot A1100 12.1 MegaPixel Digital Camera w/4x Optical Zoom, 2.5′ LCD (Silver) – $129.99 * [Staples] Canon PowerShot SD780 IS 12.1-Megapixel Digital Camera – $179.99 [Office Depot] Canon Powershot SD780 IS 12.1MP Digital Camera – $179.99 [Sears] Canon Rebel Tli Camera w/55-250mm IS Telephoto Lens and Lowepro D-SLR Bag – $849.97 [Best Buy] Canon Rebelx XS Digital SLR Camera & Canon EF 75-300MM Telephoto Zoom Lens – $669.98 [Sears] Disney Pix Micro Digital Cameras Designed For Just For Kids – $9.99 * [Sears] Flip Ultra Camcorder w/2′ LCD – $129.99 [Staples] Free Canon Photo Printer With Purchase Of Any Digital Camera (After Rebate) – $0.00 * [Staples] Fuji J29 10MP 3X Zoom 2.7′ LCD Digital Camera Bundle – $89.99 * [Sears] Fujifilm FinePix A170 10.2 Megapixel 3x Optical Zoom Digital Camera (Silver) – $59.99 [Dell] Fujifilm Finepix Z37 10.0 Megapixel Digital Camera w/Extra Battery and Case – $149.97 [Best Buy] Fujifilm Finepix Z37 Polka Dot 10.0 Megapixel Digital Camera – $119.99 [Best Buy] GE A1250 12MP Digital Camera – $69.99 * [Sears] Hi Pro Camera Kits – 50% Off * [Sears] Insignia 720p HD Camcorder – $69.99 [Best Buy] Insignia NS-DSC10A 10.0 Megapixel Digital Camera (Pink) – $49.99 * [Best Buy] Insignia NS-DSC10B 10.0 Megapixel Digital Camera (Blue) – $49.99 * [Best Buy] Jazz T20 4X Digtal Zoom 1.5′ LCD Camcorder – $19.99 * [Sears] Jazz T55 Camcorder – $49.99 * [Sears] Kodak 10.0 MegaPixel Digital Camera w/Memory Card And Bag – $79.99 * [Staples] Kodak CD80 10.2MP, 3x Zoom Digital Camera 2.4′ LCD 2GB Card And Case – $79.99 * [Sears] Kodak EasyShare C140 Digital Camera With 7′ Kodak Digital Photo Frame – $109.99 [Best Buy] Kodak EasyShare C180 10.2 Megapixel 3x Optical Zoom Digital Camera w/Kodak P820 8′ Digital Picture Frame – $99.99 [Dell] Kodak EasyShare C182 12.0 Megapixel Digital Camera – $69.00 [Wal-Mart] Kodak EasyShare CD80 Digital Camera Bundle – $79.99 [Office Depot] Kodak EasyShare M381 Digital Camera w/Case & Tripod – $169.99 [Office Depot] Kodak EasyShare Z915 Digital Camera w/Case & Charger – $199.99 [Office Depot] Kodak M1063 10.3MP Digital Camera – $89.99 [Sears] Kodak Z950 12 Megapixel Digital Camera – $149.99 [Office Max] Nikon L20 10 Megapixel Digital Camera – $79.99 [Office Max] Olympus X905 10MP Digital Camera – $49.99 * [Office Max] Nikon COOLPIX L20 Digital Camera – $99.99 * [Sears] Nikon CoolPix S230 10MP Digital Camera – $139.00 [Wal-Mart] Nikon Coolpix 12MP S570 Digital Camera – $149.99 [Sears] Nikon Coolpix L100 10.0 MegaPixel Digital Camera w/15x Optical Zoom, 3′ LCD (Black) – $199.99 * [Staples] Nikon Coolpix P90 12.1 Megapixel Digital Camera – $299.99 [Best Buy] Nikon Coolpix P90 12.1 Megapixel Digital Camera w/Extra Battery and Case – $329.97 [Best Buy] Nikon Coolpix S60 10.0 Megapixel Digital Camera (Red) – $179.99 [Best Buy] Nikon Coolpix S60 10.0 Megapixel Digital Camera w/Extra Battery and Case – $209.97 [Best Buy] Nikon Coolpix S570 12.0 MegaPixel Digital Camera – $149.99 * [Staples] Nikon Coolpix S570 12.0 Megapixel Digital Camera – $149.99 [Office Depot] Nikon D3000 10.0 MegaPixel Digital Camera – $499.99 * [Staples] Nikon D3000DX 10.2 Megapixel D-SLR Digital Camera w/10-55mm VR Lens – $499.99 [Best Buy] Nikon D3000DX 10.2 Megapixel D-SLR Digital Camera w/10-55mm and 55-200mm Lens and Bag – $599.97 [Best Buy] Olmpus FE-4000 12MP Digital Camera – $99.99 [Sears] Olympus Stylus FE 4000 12.1 MegaPixel Digital Camera w/4x Optical Zoom – $99.99 * [Staples] Samsung C10 SD 1200 Digital Zoom 10X Optical Zoom 2.7′ LCD Camcorder – $149.99 * [Sears] Samsung Compact Full HD Camcorder – $399.99 [Sears] Samsung SL40 12.2MP Digital Camera – $79.99 [Sears] Sony 4GB Camcorder – $249.99 [Sears] Sony Cyber-Shot H20 10.1MP Digital Camera – $249.99 [Sears] Sony Cyber-Shot W180 10.1MP Digital Camera – $99.99 [Sears] Sony Cyber-Shot DSC S930 10.0 Megapixel Digital Camera – $79.00 [Wal-Mart] Sony Cyber-Shot W220 12.1 MegaPixel Digital Camera w/4x Optical Zoom – $129.99 * [Staples] Sony Cyber-Shot W220 Digital Camera – $129.99 [Office Depot] Sony Cyber-Shot W290 Digital Camera w/Case & Charger – $229.99 [Office Depot] Sony Cyber-Shot W180 10.1 Megapixel Digital Camera (Black) – $99.99 [Best Buy] Sony Cyber-Shot W180 10.1 Megapixel Digital Camera w/Flexpod and Camera Case – $119.97 [Best Buy] Sony DCR-SR47 60GB Hard Disk Drive Camcorder – $299.99 [Sears] Vivitar Digital Camera Bundle – $49.99 [Office Depot]

Digital Media Cards

Olympus 2GB xD Memory Card – $4.99 [Office Max] PNY 4GB Flash Drive – $9.99 [Best Buy] PNY 4GB MicroSD HD Memory Card – $9.99 [Best Buy] PNY 4GB SDHC Memory Card – $9.99 [Best Buy] SanDisk 2GB SD Card – $5.99 [Sears] SanDisk 4GB Memory Cards Or Flash Drive – $8.99 * [Sears] SanDisk 4GB Ultra II SDHC Memory Card – $12.99 [Office Depot] SanDisk 4GB microSD Memory Card – $7.99 [Office Max] SanDisk 4GB SDHC Card – $4.99 [Office Max] SanDisk 4GB Memory Stick PRO Duo – $14.99 [Best Buy] SanDisk 4GB SDHC Card – $8.00 [Wal-Mart] SanDisk 8GB SD Card – $19.99 [Best Buy] SanDisk 8GB SDHC Card – $14.99 [Sears] SanDisk 8GB SHDC – $19.99 [Office Max] SanDisk 8GB Memory Stick PRO Duo Memory Card – $24.99 [Office Depot] SanDisk 8GB SD Memory Card – $14.99 [Office Depot] SanDisk 8GB Ultra II CompactFlash Memory Card – $19.99 [Office Depot] Sony 2GB Memory Stick PRO Duo – $12.99 [Sears] Sony 4GB Memory Stick – $20.00 [Wal-Mart]

DVD Players

Coby 7′ Portable DVD Player – $49.99 [Staples] Curtis DVD Player AR – $17.99 * [Sears] GPX 8′ Portabe DVD Player PD808BU – $79.99 [Sears] GPX BD707B DVD/CD Boom Box w/7′ LCD Display – $99.99 * [Sears] Insignia Blu-ray Disc Player (Model # NS-BRDVD3) w/Superman Returns or Beetlejuice Bluray – $99.99 [Best Buy] Magnavox DVD Player with VCR – $49.99 * [Sears] Magnavox DVD Player with VCR – $49.99 [K-M] Magnavox NB500 Blu-ray Disc Player – $78.00 * [Wal-Mart] Memorex 1080P HDMI Upconvert DVD Player – $29.99 [K-M] Memorex Compact DVD Player With Progressive Scan – $19.99 [Target] RCA 7′ Dual Screen Portable DVD Player With Car Adapter – $88.00 [Target] RCA 7′ Portable DVD Player – $47.00 [Target] Samsung BD-P1590 Blu Ray Player (Saturday) – $148.00 [Wal-Mart] Samsung BD-P1600 Blu-Ray Disc Player – $149.99 [Best Buy] Samsung BD-P4600 Blu-Ray Disc Player – $279.99 [Best Buy] Samsung Blu-ray Disc Player (Model BD-P1600-A) – $149.99 [Sears] Sony BDP-S360 Blu-Ray Disc Player – $149.99 [Best Buy] Sony BDP-S360 Blu-Ray Player with $20 Gift Card – $149.99 [Target] Sony BDP-S360 Blu-Ray Player – $149.99 [Sears] Sony BDP-S369 Blu-Ray Player – $148.00 [Wal-Mart] Sony DVD Player DVP-SR200P – $34.99 [Sears] Sylvania 7′ Portable DVD Player – $49.99 * [Sears] Sylvania 7′ Portable DVD Player – $49.99 * [K-M]

Electronics

1.5′ Digital Photo Frames – $7.99 [Office Depot] 2GB Pulse Smartpen w/$30 Gift Card – $169.99 [Best Buy] 4-Device Universal Remote – Free After Rebate [Staples] AT&T DECT 6.0 Cordless Phone System with 4 Handsets – $59.99 [Sears] AT&T DECT 6.0 Cordless Phone With Digital Answering System – $49.99 * [Staples] All Philips HDMI Cables With Any TV Purchase – 15% Off [Sears] Ativa 8′ Digital Photo Frame – $49.99 [Office Depot] Belkin HDTV Starter Kit – $34.99 [K-M] Bose In-Ear Headphones – $89.99 [Best Buy] Brother P-Touch PT-1290 Electronic Labeler – $9.99 [Office Depot] Canon Vixia HD HF20 Camcorder – $499.99 [Best Buy] Canon Vixia HD HF20 Camcorder w/Extra Li-Ion Battery & 8" HDMI Cable – $599.97 [Best Buy] Casio Keyboard With Stand And Song Book – $49.99 [Target] Cobra Radar Detector – $29.99 * [K-M] Cobra Two Way Radio Pair – $19.99 * [K-M] Coby 7′ Digital Photo Frame – $29.99 * [K-M] Coby 7′ Digital Photo Frame – $29.99 * [Sears] Coby 8′ Digital Photo Frame – $49.99 [Sears] Coby 7′ Portable Digital TV – $99.99 [Staples] Digital Decor Color LCD Key Chain Holds 48 Pictures – $10.00 * [Target] Dynex 7′ Digital Photo Frame – $29.99 [Best Buy] Emerson 3-Handset DECT Phone Bundle – $39.99 [K-M] Emerson Portable Karaoke CP398 System – $29.99 [Sears] First Act Electronic Drum Set – $35.00 [Target] GE 6 Foot HDMI Cable – $9.99 * [Target] GPX 2.1 Channel DVD Home Theater System – $39.99 [K-M] GPX Portable Karaoke Machine – $39.99 [Best Buy] HP 8′ Digital Picture Frame 512MB Memory – $109.99 [Staples] HP 10′ Digital Picture Frame 512MB Memory – $139.99 [Staples] Insignia 7′ Digital Photo Frame – $44.99 [Best Buy] Jazz VGA 4X Digital Zoom 1.5 in. LCD Screen Pocket Digital Camcorder – $19.99 [K-M] Kodak EasyShare P720 7′ Digital Frame – $49.99 [Sears] Logitech Harmony 510 Advanced Universal Remote – $39.99 [Best Buy] Maxell Noise-Canceling Headphones – $20.00 [Staples] Memorex 7′ Widescreen Portable DVD Player – $29.99 * [Office Max] Memorex Micro Speaker System for iPod – $11.99 [Office Max] Memorex Home Audio System For iPod – $49.99 [Target] Memorex iPod Clock Radio – $25.00 [Staples] Midland LXT360VP3 2-Way Radios – $24.99 [Staples] Motorola H390 Bluetooth Headset – $9.99 * [Staples] Omnitech 12′ Digital Picture Frame – $69.99 * [Staples] Omnitech Bluetooth Speakerphone – $20.00 [Staples] Omnitech Digital Photo Ornament – $10.00 [Staples] Omnitech Mini-Speaker – $9.99 [Staples] Panasonic DECT 6.0 Digital Cordless KX-TG9332T Phone Answering System (After Rebate) – $29.99 [Office Depot] Panasonic DECT 6.0 Expandable Cordless Phone System w/3 Handsets – $59.99 [Best Buy] Panasonic DECT 6.0 Expandable Cordless Phone w/Digital Answering Machine – $49.99 [Staples] Pandigital 9′ Digital Photo Frame – $59.99 [Best Buy] Pandigital 10′ Digital Photo Frame – $69.99 * [Sears] Phillips 4-Device Remote Control – $9.99 [K-M] Plantronics Explorer Bluetooth Mobile Headset 220 – $14.99 [Office Depot] Sharp Handheld Calculator – Free After Rebate [Staples] Skull Candy Ink’d Earbuds – $9.99 [Staples] SmartPants 8.5′ Digital Photo Frame – $49.99 [K-M] Sony DCR-SR47 Handycam Camcorder – $249.99 [Best Buy] Sony DCR-SR47 Handycam Camcorder w/Extra Li-Ion Battery & Bag – $299.97 [Best Buy] Sony DCR-SX40 Handycam Camcorder – $199.99 [Best Buy] Sony DCR-SX40 Handycam Camcorder w/Extra Li-Ion Battery & 8GB Memory Stick – $259.97 [Best Buy] Sony E10 Ear Buds Headphones – $4.99 [Sears] Sony Earbuds – $4.99 [K-M] Sony Earbuds – $7.99 [Office Depot] Sony Reader Pocket Edition And Cover With Light Combo – $214.98 [Staples] Sony Reader Pocket Edition Cover With Light – $54.99 [Staples] Sony Reader Pocket Edition With 5′ Display – $199.99 [Staples] Sony Reader Pocket Edition w/$30 Gift Card – $199.99 [Best Buy] Sony Reader Touch Edition And Cover With Light Combo – $319.98 [Staples] Sony Reader Touch Edition Cover With Light – $59.99 [Staples] Sony Reader Touch Edition With 6′ Screen – $299.99 [Staples] Sony Studio Monitor Headphones – $9.99 [Best Buy] Sony Wireless Headphones – $29.99 [Sears] Sungale 7′ Widescreen Digital Photo Frame – $29.99 * [Office Max] Sungale 7′ Digital Picture Frame – $29.99 * [Staples]y Uniden DECT 6.0 Cordless Phone w/5 Handsets & Digital Answering Machine – $59.99 [Staples] VTech DECT 6.0 Expandable Cordless Phone System LS6215-2 w/2 Handsets – $44.99 [Best Buy] Verizon 100 Cordless Phone w/ 2 Handsets – $19.99 [Office Max] iHome Dock – $9.99 [K-M] iHome PC Accessories – $9.99 [K-M] iHome Portable Alarm Clock Speaker iPod Dock – $39.99 [Best Buy] iHome Portable iPod/MP3 Speaker System – $9.99 [Sears]

GPS

Garmin GPS Friction Mount – $14.99 [Best Buy] Garmin Nuvi 205 GPS – $89.99 * [Sears] Garmin Nuvi 205 GPS Navigation System – $99.99 * [Best Buy] Garmin Nuvi 255WT GPS Navigation System – $129.99 [Best Buy] Garmin Nuvi 1200 GPS Navigation System – $119.99 [Office Depot] Garmin Nuvi 1300 GPS Navigation System – $149.99 [Office Depot] Garmin Nuvi 1350T GPS System – $179.00 [Target] Lowepro Black Neoprene Sleeve – $7.99 [Best Buy] Magellan RoadMate 1220 GPS – $84.99 * [K-M] Magellan RoadMate 1220 GPS – $89.99 [Sears] Magellan RoadMate 1440 GPS – $119.99 * [Sears] Magellan SE4 GPS – $89.99 [Best Buy] TomTom 540S Portable GPS Navigation System – $149.99 [Best Buy] TomTom GO 630 GPS Navigation System – $169.99 [Office Depot] TomTom GO 730 Portable GPS Navigation System – $174.99 [Best Buy] TomTom ONE 125-SE GPS – $59.00 [Wal-Mart] TomTom ONE 130 GPS – $79.99 [Sears] TomTom ONE 130 GPS – $77.99 [Office Depot] TomTom ONE 130 GPS – $79.99 [K-M] TomTom XL325 GPS – $89.00 [Wal-Mart] TomTom XL325S GPS – $99.99 [Sears] TomTom XL325S GPS – $99.99 [K-M] TomTom XL 330 GPS Navigation System – $97.99 [Office Depot] TomTom XL 340S GPS With Case – $97.00 [Target]

Hard Drives

LG External Slim Portable USB 2.0 DVD Drive – $49.99 [Best Buy] Seagate FreeAgent Docking Station – $19.99 [Office Max] Seagate 500GB Portable USB 2.0 Hard Drive – $59.99 [Office Max] Seagate 1TB External Hard Drive – $69.99 * eBay [Staples] Seagate 1TB External Hard Drive – $79.99 [Office Max] Seagate 1.5TB External Hard Drive – $99.99 [Office Depot] Seagate 1.5TB External Hard Drive – $139.99 [Staples] Seagate 2TB FreeAgent External Hard Drive – $179.99 [Office Depot] Seagate 320GB Expansion External Portable Hard Drive – $59.99 [Office Depot] Seagate 640GB FreeAgent Go External Portable Hard Drive – $119.99 [Office Depot] Seagate 750GB Free Agent Go External Portable Hard Drive – $149.99 [Office Depot] Verbatim 1TB External Hard Drive – $79.99 [Office Depot] Western Digital My Passport Essential 320GB Hard Drive – $49.00 [Wal-Mart] Western Digital My Passport Essential 500 GB Portable Hard Drive – $69.99 * [Staples] Western Digital Elements 500GB Portable Hard Drive – $59.98 [Target] Western Digital 500GB My Passport Elite Portable Hard Drive Titanium – $79.99 [Best Buy] Western Digital 1TB 3.5′ External Hard Drive – $78.00 [Wal-Mart] Western Digital Elements 1TB Desktop Hard Drive – $59.98 [Target] Western Digital 1.5TB My Book Home Edition External Hard Drive – $119.99 [Best Buy] Western Digital WDTV Media Player – $74.99 [Best Buy]

Home Theater

4′ Monster Cable 700 Series HDMI Cable – $49.99 [Best Buy] Ativa Home Theater System 5.1 – $39.99 [Office Depot] Init Cherry Wood Stand With Mount For TVs Up To 46′ – $99.99 [Best Buy] Init Cherry Wood w/Black Glass Shelves TV Stand – $149.99 [Best Buy] Klipsch Icon 2-Way Triple 5.25′ Floorstanding Speaker – $186.99 [Best Buy] Klipsch Icon 2-Way Triple 6.5′ Floorstanding Speaker – $236.99 [Best Buy] Samsung 5.1 Channel 1000W Home Theater System With Blu-ray Disc Player – $399.99 [Best Buy] Sony Bravia DAV-HDX589W 5.1 Channel 1000W Home Theater System – $279.99 [Best Buy] Sony STR-DH800 7.1 Channel 770-Watt A/V Receiver – $279.99 [Best Buy] Tilting Wall Mount For 30′-56′ Flat-Panel TVs – $99.99 [Best Buy]

Monitors

Acer 20′ HD LCD Monitor – $79.99 [Best Buy] Dell 20′ S2009W HD LCD Monitor – $99.99 [Best Buy] Dell 21.5′ S2209W Full HD Widescreen Monitor – $144.00 [Dell] Dell 23′SP2309W Full HD Widescreen Monitor w/Webcam – $219.00 [Dell]

MP3 Players

3 $10 iTunes Gift Cards – $25.00 eBay [Best Buy] Apple 8GB iPod 5th Gen Nano (Black) + Wall Charger & Case – $159.97 [Best Buy] Apple 8GB iPod 5th Gen Nano (Blue) + Wall Charger & Case – $159.97 [Best Buy] Apple 8GB iPod 5th Gen Nano (Pink) + Wall Charger & Case – $159.97 [Best Buy] Apple 8GB iPod 5th Gen Nano (Purple) + Wall Charger & Case – $159.97 [Best Buy] Apple 8GB iPod 5th Gen Nano (Silver) + Wall Charger & Case – $159.97 [Best Buy] Apple 8GB iPod Nano With Free $15 Gift CardApple 8GB iPod Nano With Free $15 Gift Card – $145.00 [Target] Apple 8GB iPod Touch 3rd Generation w/$30 Gift Card – $199.99 [Best Buy] Apple 32GB iPod Touch With Free $30 Gift Card – $295.00 [Target] Ativa 2GB MP3 Player With Video And FM Radio – $17.99 [Office Depot] Ativa Speaker Dock For iPod PF112 – $19.99 [Office Depot] Bose Sound-dock Series II Digital Music System – $269.99 [Best Buy] Element 2GB Stick MP3 Player – $9.99 * [K-M] GPX 4GB MP3/4 Player – $32.99 [Sears] Mach Speed MP3 Player – $24.99 * [Sears] Memorex Docking Clock Radio For iPod – $34.99 [Office Depot] Microsoft Zune 120GB MP3 Player – $199.99 [Dell] Power Pack for iPod/iPhone – $19.99 [Best Buy] RCA 1GB Sport MP3 Player – $13.99 * [Sears] Sandisk 4GB Fuze MP3 Player (Black) – $44.99 [Best Buy] Sandisk 4GB Fuze MP3 Player (Blue) – $44.99 [Best Buy] Sandisk 4GB Fuze MP3 Player (Red) – $44.99 [Best Buy] Sony Speaker Dock Clock Radio For iPod Or iPhone – $79.99 [Office Depot] Sylvania 4GB MP3 Player – $19.99 [K-M] iH4 iHome Alarm Clock For iPod – $29.99 * [Sears]

Networking and Wireless

D-Link Basic N Wireless Adapter – $19.99 [Office Depot] D-Link Basic N Wireless Router – $19.99 [Office Depot] Linksys Wireless-N Rangeplus Adapter – $39.99 [Office Depot] Linksys Wireless-N Rangeplus Router Or Adapter – $39.99 [Office Depot] Linksys Wireless-N Ultra RangePlus Broadband Router w/4-Port Switch – $59.99 [Best Buy] NetGear Wireless N Router (Model # WNR2000-100NAS) – $49.99 [Best Buy]

Portable USB Storage

Ativa 4GB USB Flash Drive – $7.99 [Office Depot] Lexar 32GB TwistTurn USB Drive – $59.99 [Office Depot] SanDisk 8GB Cruzer USB Flash Drive – $14.99 [Office Depot] SanDisk 16GB Curzer USB Flash Drive – $27.99 [Office Depot] Sandisk 4GB USB Flash Drive – $8.99 [Sears] Sandisk 32GB Cruzer USB 2.0 Flash Drive – $49.99 [Office Max]

Weekly Software Update…

The latest piece of software that I have on my machine is MS Office 2010 Beta.  So far I am enjoying the new features and functionality that Microsoft has added.

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