2: I like contests that have awesome prizes and simple entry requirements.

With it you can not only spin 3D movies, but also stream endless content from most of the big players (Netflix, Pandora, and so on).īonus deal No. Like this one: For a limited time, DealFisher has the refurbished Samsung BD-FM59C 3D Blu-ray player with Wi-Fi for $64.99, shipped. You'll need a 3D-capable TV, of course, but also the right Blu-ray player. At this price, it almost seems - dare I say? - reasonable.īonus deal: To my thinking there was no better movie in 2013 - heck, in the last few years - than 'Gravity.' If you missed it in theaters, you must, must, must try to see it in 3D at home. Obviously I champion free office suites to those users who can get by with them, but if you're someone who positively needs Microsoft Office, whether for work or school, or just like it better than everything else out there, here's your chance to score a rare deal.

(My guess is that if you install and activate Office, you're stuck with it - which is pretty typical.) Although there's a 30-day money-back guarantee listed right on the product page, the policy's language isn't clear when it comes to downloads. Let me note that I've not heard of Tech Supply King before now, and the company has no reviews on.

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