All Deals

Once again, Amazon.com has the refurbished Yamaha RYPT-200 61-key Keyboard for $49.99 with free shipping. That's over half off retail. This keyboard has 134 instrument sounds, 100 built-in styles, 102 built-in songs, and touch-sensitive keys. A great keyboard for a beginner. Also add accessories from this page including a power supply, keyboard stand, and bench.

Envision America has listed three I.D. Mate II portable bar code scanners on Ebay with a starting bid of $450. These units are factory-refurbished and come with a 90-day warranty. By comparison, new I.D. Mate Omni units sell for over $1,000. You could take the I.D. Mate with you to the store to scan items or use it to identify cans, boxes, or clothing. Auctions end April 13.

Buy.com has two 100 packs of Imation CDR media plus 2 Sharpie Mini Permanent Markers for $29.95. With free shipping, we couldn't find a similar deal for less. That's less than 15 cents for CD, not counting the free markers.

RedBox offers a free DVD rental from the link on its site. They offer DVD rentals of primarily new releases for a buck a day from many locations inside grocery stores, drugstores, and McDonalds restaurants. Note that the form for finding a location may look confusing, but once you turn on forms mode in Jaws, turn off browse mode in Window-Eyes, etc. it makes more sense. There's two forms that cross over each other which creates some confusion.

TheNerds.net has the Olympus DS-30 Digital Voice Recorder for $106.85. With about $10 for shipping, that's slightly off our last mention and the lowest price we've seen for this model. This is the 256MB version of the new line of accessible Olympus voice recorders.

Blind Mice Mart takes 20 percent off its selection of braille cookbooks. Plus, shipping is free via free matter. For lazy people like the owners of this website, how about the 2 Ingredient Cookbook for $18.24. Dozens of titles are available. Deal ends April 22.

NewEgg.com has the Samsung 18X Internal SATA DVD Burner with LightScribe technology for $31.99. Add about $5 for shipping. LightScribe allows you to write text directly on to the CD using specially encoded media.

This didn't take very long. An Ebay seller has listed a like-new Olympus DS-50 Digital Voice Recorder with a starting bid of $199.95, plus $15 for shipping. New units cost around $250. This is the largest of the new DS-line audio recorders, holding 1GB of audio content. Auction ends April 10.

We've mentioned the Belkin Wi-fi Phone for Skype before, but it's worth noting that it now claims support for Boingo hot spots. These are paid hot spots found in many airports, hotels, and other businesses, and having access to these hot spots removes one of the major limitations of this phone,. It has preinstalled Skype software and works wherever you can find a wireless connection, including on most secure networks. As with other wireless Skype phones, we are unsure as to the accessibility of all features, but we suspect that you can make basic calls without assistance.

An Ebay seller has listed a BrailleNote MPower 18 with a starting bid of $2,000. That's less than half the cost of a new unit. The PDA is running the latest Keysoft 7.2 and is under warranty through most of 2008. It also comes with two free software upgrades and all standard accessories. Auction ends April 11.

An Ebay seller has listed a Pac-Mate BX420 PDA with a current bid of $455. The unit is listed as fully-functioning, with the exception of a damaged compact flash that Freedom Scientific will repair for a reduced rate, according to the seller. Software version 25, is included, and new units sell for over $3,500. Note: The auction is listed as a BX400, but the 20-cell braille display is included, making it a BX420. Auction ends April 8.

The Ebay listing for the VoiceNote QT in like-new condition is currently only at $500. This VoiceNote is running Keysoft 6.11 and comes with carrying case and AC adapter. It is upgradable to the latest Keysoft 7.2. Auction ends tonight.

You've always wanted a novelty tie. Well perhaps not, but at just $1, you might be convinced to buy one, or 10. Wild Ties, an Amazon.com store, has a wide selection of silk ties for a buck, plus about $5 for shipping. Considering the time of year, I'm considering the one with colorful Easter eggs, but there may be better alternatives.

NewEgg.com has the Kingston 2GB DDR2 Memory Kit for $104.99. With about $5 for shipping, it's the lowest no-rebate price we've seen for 2GB of memory. This kit has 2 1GB sticks of PC2 5300 memory.

In case you haven't noticed, we've seen a lot of price drops for hard drives this week. Buy.com has the Seagate 8GB USB 2.0 Pocket Drive for $39.99 with free shipping. The drive has a transfer rate up to 480MB per second, a password protection feature, and a retractable USB cable. Deal ends April 8.

Buy.com again has the Fantom Titanium-II 500GB USB 2.0 External Hard Drive, this time for $119.95 after a $20 mail-in rebate. With free shipping, that's $10 off our last mention and the lowest price we've seen for an external hard drive of this capacity. Deal ends April 8.

Buy.com has the Sandisk 2GB MicroSD memory card for $24.97. With free shipping, it's the lowest price we've seen for a MicroSD card of this capacity. These cards work with several types of mobile phones and can work with a regular SD card reader with an adapter. Deal ends April 8.

An Ebay seller has listed a VoiceNote QT in like-new condition with a starting bid of $199.99. This VoiceNote is running Keysoft 6.11 and comes with carrying case and AC adapter. It is upgradable to the latest Keysoft 7.2. Auction ends April 5.

CircuitCity.com slashed the price on the Everex StepNote VA4103M 15.4" Widescreen Notebook PC to $399.99 after two mail-in rebates, totaling $150. It features a Celeron Mobile 1.5GHZ processor, 512MB ram, DVD burner, 802.11G wireless, and Windows Vista Home Basic. Deal ends April 7.

XpcGear.com has the Mediagate 250GB network hard drive enclosure with media support for $205.99. With about $12 for shipping, we couldn't find a similar item for less. This item combines several functions into one box. It acts as an external hard drive, connecting via a network port on a router or with a USB cable. It also can connect directly to a TV or stereo system and play just about any media format including MP3, OGG, AVI, and JPG. This means that you can use it as a media player without the need for turning on your computer. A remote is also included.