Electronics

Electronics! We live with them, we work with them, we depend on them, we
yell at them, and we love them... or at least
we love what they can do for us.
Do you need a great deal on consumer electronics such as
PDA's, digital cameras, video games, MP3's, or computers, printers and
scanners? Between the time I penned this and the time you read it - several new
products may hit the consumer market.
The secret to
selling the latest and greatest electronics products at great prices is... volume.
The dealer's volume, that is! And for a traditional store that means being located in a large population
center with customers that walk in.
A big reason we live South of Flagstaff is the smaller population, and we sure wouldn't trade our lifestyle for a good deal on a DVD player.
So, how do we share in the good deals? Shopping on-line, of course! Many high volume, low overhead electronics dealers are having great success selling on-line.
Their access to large numbers of potential customers is through the internet.
Hopefully some of them will decide to advertise on this
page. That would be convenient for you to click on, and and I'd get a few cents
in ad revenue..
There are a number of websites (such as NexTag) that exist to instantly compare prices for you, and tell you where to find the best deal on
the product you need today.
They receive a small commission if you buy from a merchant they send you to. The
downside is... they only show you the prices from dealers that have agreed to
pay the commission.
Many products such as computers, printers, and digital cameras can be purchased refurbished for an even better deal.
I use sites such as HP
electronics,
or possibly RefurbDepot.
In electronics, refurbished can mean "used and reconditioned"... or it can mean "new, but we manufactured more than we can sell to retailers."
I buy refurbished HP laser printers.
I've purchased four of them in the last three years, and they're all still running fine. I gave three of them to my wife, daughter, and mother as Christmas gifts.
And now retailers such as Costco,
Best Buy
and Circuit City have websites where you can buy any of their products.
Thank goodness, you don't have to live in a crowded city to get low prices on your electronics.
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