Dec 10, 2007

Save on Rosetta Stone Holiday Offer!

Another great holiday offer for Rosetta Stone Language Learning Software: Click here to check it out!

Save 10% - plus FREE shipping!

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Dec 6, 2007

FoodSaver orders will be shipped FREE

A great new holiday promotion: see the Foodsaver page to order!

FoodSaver orders will be shipped FREE with the use of code LINKAFFFR4
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Save 25% off Hooked on Phonics

Here is a great new deal for Hooked on Phonics!

Customers can save 25% off on all products purchased from 12/3 - 12/12 (use code SAVE25 at checkout) and 20% off for the rest of the month (use code SAVE20 at checkout). Also, purchases made from 12/13 through 12/19 will receive 2nd day shipping at no additional charge!

Visit the Hooked on Phonics page for more details.
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Digital Future for TV

People thinking of buying a TV this holiday season may want to consider whether they will want to watch free, over-the-air programming. On Feb. 17, 2009, all television stations in the US will stop broadcasting in analog and will begin broadcasting in digital format only.

What does this mean for us consumers? If you buy or own a TV without digital capacity, you will need to obtain a digital converter box to continue to receive free local programming. Beginning in 2008, the Federal Government will offer a max of two $40 vouchers per household to be used to purchase converter boxes. If you have a digital TV you don't need to change anything. Note that a high definition TV is not the same as a digital TV - you need a transmitter to get the digital signal (or a converter).

The federal government began this program to free up some of the broadcasting to be used for public safety transmissions. Digital television will also offer less interference and better picture quality.

To apply for a converter box coupon, you can call 1-888-388-2009 or visit dtv.gov. The coupons are available on a first come, first serve basis until the program reaches $890 million total.
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