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Mee, inc. has listed several discounted adaptive technology items on its website. Currently they have a Mount Batten ProBraille Trainer/printer for $2,995, a My Reader also for $2,995, and a Voyager 70 Braille Display for $5,550. All are $1,000 to $2,000 off retail. Deal ends March 31.

Scifi.com has a feature called the Scifi Drive In, where you can watch older science fiction movies through your web browser. The link will take you to Killers in Space, which starts out with a narrative and could be a fun film to watch. The player itself may not be completely accessible, but the movies will play soon after you visit the page.

Buy.com has the CoolMax 3.5" External USB 2.0 Hard Drive Enclosure with One Touch
Data Backup for $29. A mail-in rebate for, you guessed it, $29 makes this item free.
Shipping is also free. This enclosure holds standard 3.5 inch hard drives and has
a 1 touch backup feature. Deal ends March 3.

An Ebay seller has listed a Thomas braille embosser with a Transend control unit for $202.50. The Thomas is a single-sided, 40 characters-per-second embosser from Enabling Technologies. The Transend allows for print and braille to be printed on the same page, though an additional print printer would be required. Auction ends early on February 25. Update: This link has now been fixed.

An Ebay seller has stock of the Sandisk 802.11B Wireless Compact Flash card for $25.99. With about $10 for shipping, that's $3 off our last mention, and the lowest price we could find for this particular card. This wireless card is supported by the Braille Note family of PDAs.

CircuitCity.com has the Logitech QuickCall USB Speakerphone for $29.99. This price is with free shipping and after two rebates totaling $70. This phone is compatible with many instant messaging and VoIP phone services and includes volume control and echo noise cancelation. Deal ends February 24.

A seller has listed several Slate and Stylus bundles for $5 or less on the Star Technology Exchange. Some sets sell for $3. Prices do not include shipping.

CircuitCity.com takes 7% off a purchase of $199 or more using coupon code 23A2C9MAZ7. Some items, including computers, are excluded. Coupon ends February 24.

Buy.com has the Brother HL-2070N Network Laser Printer for $90.99 after a $50 mail-in rebate. With free shipping, it's one of the best deals we've seen for a network laser printer. A network laser printer means that you could hook this device up to a router and print from any computer on your network without having to keep a specific machine turned on. It prints up to 20 pages per minute. Deal ends February 25.

CircuitCity.com has the Sony Vaio VGN-UX280P Micro PC for $1,649.99. A mail-in rebate of $150 drops the price to $1,499.99. With free shipping, that's a $100 drop since our last mention and the lowest price we could find for this ultraportable computer. This computer is similar in size to the OQO and is more powerful, with an Intel Core Solo 1.2GHZ processor, 40GB hard drive, 1GB memory, built-in Wi-Fi and Bluetooth, USB 2.0, speaker, and support for Cingular's broadband network. Use a docking cable to plug in other devices. Rebate ends February 24.

Most new laptops come bundled with Windows Vista. But what if you're not ready to make the jump to Vista or your access technology doesn't support it yet? Then get a refurbished laptop for less money which also comes with Windows XP. Buy.com has a Compaq Presario notebook with a Celeron-mobile 1.6GHZ processor, 60GB hard drive and wireless and wired network support for $499.99 with free shipping. Deal ends February 25.

Buy.com has the Samsung ML-2510 Laser Printer for $67.99 after a $60 mail-in rebate. With free shipping, it's the lowest price we could find for this printer. It prints at up to 25 pages per minute and is a monochrome printer. Rebate ends February 25.

Once again, Geeks.com offers $1.99 shipping on your entire order of $49.99 or more with coupon code SHIP4LESS. It matches the best shipping coupon we've seen from this merchant. Some items are excluded. Check this site through Monday for some Geeks.com deals that are now better with this coupon. Coupon ends February 19.

TheTechGeek.com has a USB 2.0 64-in-1 memory card reader for $9.99 shipped free. 64 types of memory cards? This is a bit of a misnomer, since they count every generation, type, or difference in a memory card as a new format, but it does support the vast majority of cards available today.

Buy.com has the Logitech Premium Notebook Headset for $29.95 after a $15 rebate. Shipping adds about $6. What makes these headphones premium? They're foldable, which makes them ideal for travel. They also include noise-canceling technology, volume, and mute controls.

Buy.com has the Logitech PlayGear Portable Speaker System for $15.99. Add about $6 for shipping. This portable speaker system is designed for the Playstation Portable but works with any device with a standard 3.5MM headphone jack. Of note, a Logitech rebate is available if you buy two qualifying products which gives you the lower-cost product for 50 percent off.

Today's Valentine's Day. Did you forget? Send a free, albeit cheesy, Love gram from TheLoveGram.com. Use promo code sharethelove at checkout. You can send 13 different messages to any phone number and schedule the call for now or the future. Deal ends today.

TheNerds.net has the Olympus DS-30 Digital Voice Recorder for $107.11. With about $10 for shipping, that's about $6 off our last mention and the lowest price we've seen for this model. This is the 256MB version of the new Olympus line of accessible voice recorders.

An Ebay seller has listed a Jordy Portable Magnifier/CCTV with a current bid of $405. This magnifier is head-mounted, magnifies up to 30X, and operates in four different modes including black and white, color, and high-contrast. Auction ends February 16.

Here's one of those items that sounds really cool, but would have to be tested in practice to see how well it works. Buy.com has the IrisPen Executive Pen Scanner for $94.99 with free shipping after two rebates totaling $75. The claim is that this scanner will input text directly into a Windows or Macintosh computer, in other words, it has OCR built-in to the pen. Roll the pen down the page to input the text with a claimed 99 percent accuracy. Deal ends February 18.