Moonlight Madness at ComUSA sale tonight 6pm thru 10pm!

Moonlight Madness at ComUSA sale tonight Friday June 29, 2007, from 6pm thru 10pm!

4-hour sale details

17" Samsong LCD monitor $120 after two mail-in rebates ($80)

13.3" Sony VAIO notebook, 64-bit dual core, 2gb memory, $1600, no rebates

Desktop computer (brand not mentioned) with Windows Vista Business and 250gb hard disk drive $400, no rebates

30% off all clearance iPod accessories

20% off all blank CD and DVD media

Scala 500 bluetooth headset $10

2-pack of PNY 1gb SD memory cards $15 after mail-in rebate ($10)

Sakar 6 megapixel camera for $50

320gb Maxtor external HDD (hard disk drive) USB 2.0, $70, no rebate

these are good from 6pm to 10pm today only (Friday June 29)

As usual with sales, quantities may be limited and things like that


2-day sale details
Also there's a special 2-day sale taking place on 6/29 and 6/30.

Acer Aspire notebook, 1gb memory, 160gb hard disk $600 after eRebate ($200)

19" LCD widescreen from eMachines $130 after two mail-in rebates ($100)

Gateway desktop computer bundle with dual-core processor and 17" LCD for 1070 after eRebate ($130)

HP PAvillion notebook computer with built-in webcam $780 after two mail-in rebates ($300)

46" JVC LCD flat panel 1080p HDTV $1800, model LT46FN97

Western Digital My Book Essential Edition 500gb hard disk drive $120, no rebates

Targus rechargeable bluetooth laser mouse $10 after mail-in rebate ($40)

Kingston 512mb pc3200 desktop memory $20 after mail-in rebate ($15)

5.6" digitla photo frame $40 after mail-in rebates ($20)

These items are offered today (Friday) and tomorrow (Saturday) 6/29 and 6/30

As usual with sales, quantities may be limited and things like that



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