Like many of you who are smart enough to know better, we tend to steer clear of the insanity of the crowd and resist the temptation to go deal shopping on the busiest day of the retail calendar. Why on earth would you subject yourself to all that needless stress and anxiety anyway, when you can squander your holiday pesos online from the comfort of your armchair? This is a question a growing number of etailers and retailers are posing as of late, to the extent we now have an official name for the first week day after Black Friday. This coming Monday, December 1st, has been dubbed "CyberMonday". And though somebody definitely could have been a bit more creative in terms of its branding, there certainly are a myriad of deals to be had on the net in the next few days. In fact SanDisk is having a CyberMonday extravaganza (don't let the old dog with the flash drive on his nose throw you off) on their Cruzer line of flash drives, offering up to 60% off on what is seemingly an already dirt-cheap memory product. How about a 16GB drive for $43.99? Hit the MP3 Player tab for some good deals on their Sansa line of products as well. SanDisk's blowout is just the tip of the iceberg it appears. Shopping.org, the company credited with coining the name CyberMonday, has a plethora of deals punched into the front page of the site CyberMonday.com, from various etailers.
Source: CyberMonday.com
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To CyberMonday->
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16 gigs for 40+ bucks is nuts considering you can find them on bensbargains for less than 20.
Here's a 32 gig for 30 bucks: http://bensbargains.net/deal/85232/
Good find, designer!
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didn't notice any deals that made me say I have to get that this year on black friday or cyber monday.
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