Here are Dell’s next round of daily deals.
- Sanyo Eneloop Rechargeable Battery Family Pack – $22.99
- Canon PowerShot SX110 IS Black 9.0 MP 10X Zoom Digital Camera – $199.99
- Dell M409WX Projector w/1280×800 WXGA Resolution- $699.99
- Patriot Signature Flash 16GB SDHC Memory Card – $29.99
- Kensington Contour Backpack – $29.99
- Western Digital WD3200BEVT Scorpio SATA Internal 320 GB 2.5″ Bulk/OEM Hard Drive – $69.99
I used to watch videos on NBC.com all the time until a couple of months ago when they blocked users from Canada from viewing their videos. There are a lot of other sites that you can’t view if you’re from Canada (or other countries besides the USA, I would imagine). I recently found a cool VPN utility that will let you view these videos. It’s free, and seems to work pretty well! It’s called Hotspot Shield, and it can be downloaded here.
Dell Canada is going to start another round of Days of Deals on December 4th.Â
- Dell SP2309W 23″ 16:9 Widescreen LCD Monitor w/2048×1152 resolution, 4 USB ports, 2MP webcam, 2 microphones, HDMI – $269.99
- Aluratek Cavalry Hurricane 1TB 3.5″ USB 2.0 eSATA External Hard Drive – $119.99
- Uniden DECT 6.0 Cordless Digital Phone / Answering System with 2 Handsets and Caller ID – $69.99
- Dell S2309W 23″ 16:9 Widescreen LCD Monitor w/1920×1080 resolution – $229.99
- Hauppauge WinTV HVR-950 – ATSC HDTV receiver / analogue TV tuner – Hi-Speed USB – NTSC – $69.99
- Logitech G51 5.1 Channel Surround Sound PC Multimedia Speaker System – $79.99 Dell
- UltraSharp 3007WFP-HC 30″ Widescreen LCD Monitor w/2560×1600 resolution, height adjustable stand, 4 USB ports, 9-in-2 card reader – $1099
- Memorex MVBD2510 Blu-Ray Disc Player – $199.99
- Plantronics Explorer 360 Bluetooth Cellphone Headset – $29.99
- Special Bundle : 2 Metallic Silver Nintendo DS Handheld Gaming Consoles – $199.99
- StarTech 4 to 1 HDMI 1.3 Switch – $49.99
- Kensington International Travel Plug Adapter – $14.99
- Yamaha YSP900 Digital Sound Projector Home Theater Speaker System – Black – $499.99
- Aluratek Internet Radio Alarm Clock with Built-in WiFi – $99.99 ($90 off)
- Dell 7609WU DLP Projector – $2599.00 ($2900 off)
- USB Battery Charger with 4 AA and 4 AAA Rechargeable Batteries – $14.99 ($25 off)
- Ferguson Hill FHOO7 Mini Speaker System – Dell Canada Exclusive – $399.99 ($270 off)
- IOGEAR GME229B Bluetooth Wireless Tilt Wheel Laser Mouse – $39.99 ($40 off)
Free shipping on all items!
- Sanyo AVP-4232 42-Inch Plasma HDTV – $699.99 ($500 off)
- Audiovox GMRS6000-2CH 6 Mile GMRS 2-Way Radio Twin Pack with Dual Desktop Charger – $39.99 ($40 off)
- Iomega ScreenPlay TV Link Digital AV Player – $79.99 ($36 off)
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APC SurgeArrest Personal – Surge suppressor (external) – AC 120 V – 7 Output Connectors – $12.99 ($13 off)
Free shipping on all items!
- Dell UltraSharp 2709W 27-inch Widescreen Flat Panel LCD Monitor $599 ($400 off)
- Jabra S5010 One for All Speaker by Klipsch – $49.99 ($80 off)
- Microsoft Zune 120GB Media Player Exclusive Bundle with Leather Case and AV Kit – $199.99 ($90 off)
- Logitech Z-5500 5.1 THX Digital Speaker System – $269.99 ($70 off)
- Trendnet Wireless G Advanced Pan & Tilt Internet Camera Server – $149.99 ($130 off)
- Kensington Car Mount for iPhone and iPod – $14.99 ($7 off)
Free shipping on all items!
- Grant Theft Auto IV – $39.99 ($10 off)
- Bluetooth Headset – $10.99 (($69 off)
- Logitech Harmony One Universal Remote – $199.99 ($160 off)
- Linksys DMA 2100 Wireless Media Center Extender – $139.99 ($190 off)
- Belkin Office Series 750 VA UPS – $69.99 ($26 off)
Check back for tomorrow’s deals!
TSX has it’s biggest one day point loss ever, the Liberal-NDP-Bloc coalition appears set to take power next week, and one one-and-a-half hour call to Shaw to cancel our account (3 CSRs spoken to, none of them could do it!).Â
What a terrible, terrible day.
Here’s an accounting/tax question for all you smart finance people out there. For vehicle expenses for employment, in relation to Canadian income tax returns, is there a per-kilometre-rate that can be used instead of keeping track of all of your vehicle expenses throughout the year (ie gas, oil changes, etc)? If anyone knows the answer to this, and how to do it properly on my tax return for next year, I’ll buy you a beer or two…..
