CrunchDeals: Complete Stargate SG-1 DVD collection for only $99

I will argue with anyone that, if watched from beginning to end, Stargate SG-1 is the most complete Sci-Fi series of all time. It’s my one vice in life. If you don’t believe me, spend 100 bones and get the complete collection from Amazon and watch it from the R-rated first episode. It’s actually a hell of a deal down from $329. You get 54 DVDs spanning 10 seasons with 24 episodes each. The entire run time is 9900 minutes or 165 hours which is a lot of Stargate. It’s a great show that even my wife enjoys.

Stargate SG-1 - The Complete Series Collection

42-inch 720p HDTV for $499

Here’s a low price on a big 42-inch TV. Newegg is selling the Corion Digital Lifestyles 42" 720p LCD HDTV for $499, plus $50 for shipping. Today only, though, if you pay with Paypal, you can get 15% cash back up to $50 – so it’d be $500 out the door.

The TV itself has the following specs: 1366×768 resolution, 500 cd/m2 brightness, 8ms response time, ATSC/NTSC tuner, 2 HDMI inputs, component/composite/s-video inputs, PC inputs, and two 10-watt speakers. And, of course, the price is quite nice. Corion Digital Lifestyles 42-inch 720p LCD HDTV [Newegg.com via dealnews]

Samsung NC10 for $450

I hereby declare 2008 to be The Year of the Netbook! They’re like the Beanie Babies of the technology sector. Here’s Samsung’s offering, the NC10, for $449 on Buy.com if you pay with Paypal. The NC10 got Laptop.com’s editors’ choice award thanks to its “spacious keyboard and more than 6 hours of battery life” – so there you go.

Specs include a 10.2-inch display at 1024×600, Atom N270 CPU, 1GB RAM, 160GB hard drive, six-cell battery, and XP Home – all in a 2.8-pound package. Not bad for $450.

Samsung NC10 Netbook [Buy.com]

Walmart.com Has Nintendo Wii In Stock Today

Nintendo has already promised that we won't see Wii shortages this holiday like the years of yore, but just in case you've procrastinated scoring one before Christmas, Walmart will have "tens of thousands" available online today.

The catch is, of course, that Walmart is selling both $250 Wiis and the needlessly more expensive Wii bundles we've all come to know and love (though to be fair, they've got some offers with both decent games and hardware today).

But basically, if you want to score just a Wii, then get shopping now. If you procrastinate yet again, your child's tears are not on our conscience. [Walmart via Kotaku]

Office Depot Black Friday Ad Leaked [Black Friday]

The closer we get to Black Friday, the more leaks we're getting and they are all proving to be kind of... well, mediocre. This one from Office Depot is not bucking the trend, but they do have a few good deals on smaller items. It'll be nothing to clamor for, arms flailing and shrieking like a harpy, at 6am on Friday morning, but if you happen by a neighborhood store, here's a couple things that could be worth dropping some cash on.

Logitech Cordless Optical Mouse - $4.99

SanDisk 4 GB USB Drive - $9.99

HP 15.4″ 3 GB Memory 160 GB Hard Drive Notebook Model G50-112NR - $349.99

Toshiba Satellite 14.” 4 GB Memory 200 GB Hard Drive Notebook Model M305D-S4831 - $489.99

Microsoft Office Home & Student 2007 - $69.99

Samsung 23″ LCD HDTV Model 2333HD - $279.99

Enjoy! [BlackFday]

Black Friday Deals: Sam’s Club Wii Bundle for $224

Sam’s Club has a hella good Black Friday doorbuster item. For only $224, the discount warehouse is selling the Wii, two bonus Wiimotes, two bonus Nunchucks, Mario Super Sluggers, and King of Clubs Mini-Golf. Yeah, I know, good deal. You get all that for $25 less than a Wii alone. It might even be good enough to forgo post-turkey sleep and wait inline with soccer moms at 2:00am to ensure you get one of ‘em. Just make sure you’re a Sam’s Club member before Black Friday.

Kmart Black Friday Ad Leaks [Deals]

Here's another Black Friday ad, this time from Kmart. Sort of slim pickings, but there are some decent deals to be had here. Some of the highlights are an Element 32" LCD HDTV for $399.99, a Samsung 42" PN42A400 Plasma HDTV for $699.99 and a Nextar X3-03 Text-To-Speech GPS System for $79.99. Hit the jump for the full list to see if anything is gonna make sitting in front of a Kmart at 4 in the morning worthwhile.
Cell Phones Virgin Mobile TNT - $9.99
Digital Cameras Casio EX-Z9 8.1MP Digital Camera - $99.99 Disney Pix Micro Digital Camera - $9.99 GE 8.0 MegaPixel A835 Digital Camera - $79.99
Digital Media Cards Two PNY 2GB Micro SD Cards - $12.99 Two PNY 2GB SD Cards - $12.99
Electronics Aiptek Camcorder - $69.99 Emerson Portable Karaoke Machine - $29.99 GE Cordless Phone - $9.99 Giant Remote - $9.99 iConcepts iWindow Portable iPod Dock - $19.99 Koss Earbuds - $9.99 Memorex DVD Player - $14.99 Sakar Digital Keychain - $9.99 SmartParts 5.6" Digital Picture Frame - $59.99 Sony Blu-Ray BDP-S350 Disc Player - $179.99 Uniden 5.8GHz Phone System w/2 Handsets - $19.99
GPS Navigation Systems Nextar X3-03 Text-To-Speech GPS System - $79.99
MP3 Players Element 1GB Stick MP3 Player w/Built-in Voice Recorder - $9.99
Portable USB Storage Two PNY 2GB Portable USB Flash Drives - $12.99
Television Element 32" LCD HDTV - $399.99 Memorex 26" LCD HDTV/DVD Combo - $399.99 Samsung 42" PN42A400 720p Plasma HDTV - $699.99 Sylvania 20 in. Class Diagonal LCD DTV/DVD Combo - $249.99
Video Games 2 Pack Wii Games - $16.99 3 Pack PS2 Games - $9.99 Animal Crossing Wii - $49.99 Guitar Hero III Bundle PS3 - $54.99 Guitar Hero III Bundle Wii - $54.99 Guitar Hero III Bundle Xbox 360 - $54.99 Limited Edition Ratchest & Clank PSP Bundle - $199.99 Mario Kart Wii - $49.99 Mario Super Smash Bros Wii - $49.99 PSP System - $169.99 Super Mario Galaxy Wii - $49.99 Wii Music - $49.99 Wii Play - $49.99
[BlackFriday.info]

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