Oral-B 8850 $47 after PM/Coupon and $20 MIR @LnT B&M
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Oral B Rebate form (exp 6/30/08)Here’s the details
LNT have Oral-B Professional 8850 (was $119) now $99, today, WalMart have it listed at $78.92 on their site
Walmart product link
Print the above page, take it and the LNT 20% off single item (link courtesy of SD)
20% off until 12/31/2008
I used the above coupon, it worked for me (I later read a comment elsewhere suggesting the size of the 8 in 2008 was suspicious).
There’s a link on LNT’s website that says there’s a $20 MIR available, here’s the link to the rebate form (valid unlit 6/30/08).
Oral B rebate form
LNT product link
edit: rebate now confirmed, link to form provided
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Epson RX680 Refurb $99 Epson.com online clearance
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Epson RX680 refurb’d $99 (was $200 new)
Epson Clearance RX680 $99
A solid deal, even vs. the RX595 on sale this week at BestBuy new, given that it is a fully featured, double-sided printing capable all-in-one photo printer that will match your local photo lab prints, and has unique features such as Scanning directly to Memory Cards in JPG or PDF format. Their current top-of-the-line photo AIO.
The pluses for those considering this vs. other cheaper AIOs:
+ Good for those that want longevity - 17 years open, 200+ album based on tests. Not bad for a dye-printer.
+ Does a lot - CD printing, scanning to JPEG/PDF, scanning printing, etc.
+ Double-sided printing
+ Does match, IMO, lab photo prints for all intents and purposes - resolution, fine text & details, etc.
+ Does handle 2GB memory cards with 700+ photos. Not too slow at scrolling through the photos, though not fast ala PC. (none of the photo printers out there scroll fast through 700+ photos).
+ Far cheaper than any other similar AIO photo printers that have as good photo print quality (yes, there are cheaper AIO’s, but the photo quality isn’t up to par, esp. under magnification.)
+ Decent print speed under Best settings. Against the more expensive HP (that $300 model with touchscreen), and Canon MP610, it was fast in comparison. Never as fast as a Noritsu, but won’t leave you sitting around too long.
+ still has Epson’s nice 1-year warranty - problem? it gets replaced if it can’t be resolved over the phone.
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I’ve printed the same image off my DSC-T9 from the RX680, RX500, Picturemate Deluxe and at Walgreens (Noritsu to Fujifilm Crystal Archive). Although they look fine, under magnification, the RX680 is the closest follwed by the Picturemate. The 1.5pl dot size is really good, and although you can just tell it’s made by an inkjet under magnification, it’s definitely not noticable if you have nothing to compare against viewed straight. Very smooth gray/light color gradients due to the variable 5-dot size ink dropplets, a jump ahead of the RX500 era for sure (which is noticably rougher under magnification), and better color gamut vs. the pigmented Picturemate inks.
The fact that the magnified differences vs. a real photo print were minor allowed picky me to pull the gun on this one right away. (ie. you aren’t going to notice any problems w/o magnification)
wilhelm-imaging.com has it at 17 years under open display prior to noticable color shifting, so essentially a lifetime in an album. Much better than the Epson 870 of many years ago where there was noticable orange fading after a few weeks/months as reported by many (obsolete printer). Although not truely ‘waterproof’ ala dunkable pigmented Epson prints (eg Picturemate Deluxe, not the newer Dash series, and other top-end models), very similar to the Fujifilm Crystal Archive print for how well it handles.
The latest Epson 1.5pl Advanced MSDT series 6-color Claria printers are very nice and recommended as photo printers that’ll match Fujifilm Crystal Archive prints from a digital Noritsu for all intents and purposes - resolution, print quality, and color gamut-wise. (The Canon 1pl models with 5+ colors do well resolution-wise, but they do introduce a noticable warm color shift across the board - thus, at first, looks richer, but the prints will have a warm cast across concrete and other items that should be neutral - this is from straight digital memory card prints, not PC color corrected, to the MP610.)
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DesiccantPackets.com - 40% Off Memorial Day Coupon Code
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Found and used the following, 40% off at: The Web Site
Just during checkout enter MemorialDay in the Promotion Code /Coupon box they have and it will take 40% off your order.
I use these to ship my organic dog treats I make and sell, is a good deal with 40% off and free shipping.
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Buy.com offers the Diamond Viper Radeon HD 2600XT 800MHz 256MB GDDR3 128-bit PCI Express x16 Video Card, model no. 2600XT256PE3SB, for $74.99. This $50 mail-in rebate drops it to $24.99. With free shipping, that’s $2 under our mention from two weeks ago and the lowest total price we’ve seen for this class of card. This HDCP-supported card features a 2560×1600 max resolution and dual DVI and S-Video outputs. Rebate ends May 31.
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Southwest.com offers select one-way fares starting at $40 (plus tax and fees) during its latest nationwide sale. That’s among the best sales we’ve seen from Southwest in recent weeks. Other restrictions may apply. Flights must be booked by May 22 with a 14-day advance purchase for travel from June 3 through October 30. 
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During the latest Orbitz.com Sale, get 15% off the cost of select hotel stays of one or more nights via coupon code “EMSAVE15″. (Qualifying hotels will be marked as such.) Although we saw a 20% off code last month, since expired, it’s still one of the best discounts we’ve seen on hotel packages from Orbitz.com. Trips must be booked by May 26 for travel through July 31. 
Skechers.com continues to cut 40% off with no minimum required via coupon code “SALE40″. That’s the best percent-off coupon we’ve seen from this merchant this year. Plus, get free shipping when you sign up for the Skechers Email Club SKX.
