Today's electronics deals, courtesy of The Consumerist:

• Buy.com: Captain America DJ Style Headphones $19.99, free ship
• NewEgg: Microsoft Natural Ergonomic Keyboard 4000 $23.99, free ship
• Dell Financial Services: Dell Financial Services coupon: 35% off refurbished Precision systems

Entertainment

• DeepDiscount: 4-Film DVD Bundles (Clint Eastwood, Final Destination, Ocean's Eleven and More) $4.99 with Free Shipping

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For general buying advice for many of the products on sale above, check out our free Buying Guides.

Still struggling to find that perfect Valentine's Day present for your sweetheart? On Saturday Feb. 11, T-Mobile has a tempting offer for all you last-minute tech gift shoppers: The carrier's entire stable of 4G smart phones—and some tablet computers—will be offered with rebates that essentially eliminate the cost of the device. But is it a really good deal for shoppers?

For one day only, the carrier is offering up to $500 for new customers and current subscribers eligible for phone upgrades who choose a new T-Mobile 4G smart phone. And among the options are some of the top smart phones tested by Consumer Reports, including: the Samsung Galaxy S II, the HTC Amaze 4G, and the T-Mobile Sidekick 4G. (See Consumer Reports' latest Ratings of smart phones for the full list of recommend models for T-mobile service.)

Also available: The Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1 and the T-Mobile SpringBoard, two of the recommended tablet computers in our latest Ratings online.

Of course, shoppers need to be aware of the usual caveats. The offer requires a new two-year T-Mobile contract, which start at $70 per month for 200MB of data. And customers will still have to first pay for the new mobile device and later recoup its cost via a mail-in rebate from T-Mobile.

But perhaps the most important consideration? Contract service from T-Mobile—or any other major U.S. phone service provider—isn't highly regarded among consumers. In our latest survey on wireless cell phone survey, our experts noted.

When it comes to standard cell-phone service (meaning billed monthly, often under a contract), the most satisfying carriers in our Ratings were smaller [providers].

And where did T-Mobile rank with consumers in our latest Ratings of cell phone service? Nearly last-place.

If you have a Consumer Reports subscription, you can check out the entire Jan. 2011 report, Best phones & service.

And check out our free online buying guide to cell phones to help you find the right smart phone for you or your significant other.

Previously:

• Report: T-Mobile to limit national data roaming for subscribers
• T-Mobile offers new pay-by-day phone plans as low as $1 per day
• T-Mobile to offer cheap, no-contract smartphone plan at Walmart

T-Mobile Is Giving Away Its Stock of 4G Smartphones This Saturday [Gizmodo]
T-Mobile Pushes Out Statement, Valentine’s Day Sale Website Now Live [TmoNews]
Valentine's Day Sale [T-Mobile website]

Today's electronics deals, courtesy of The Consumerist:

• Lenovo: Lenovo P950 Headset w/ Noise Canceling Mic for $11 + free shipping
• Newegg: Intuit TurboTax Deluxe Federal + eFile 2011 Software + Malwarebytes $35.95 Free Ship

Entertainment

• Tanga.com: Speed Electric RTR Remote Control Cars for $8.99
• Microsoft: Xbox 360 Kinect Sensor w/ Kinect Adventures Game (Refurbished) $79.99, free ship
• NewEgg: Battlefield 3 Standard Edition [Xbox 360, PS3, PC] $39.99, free ship

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For general buying advice for many of the products on sale above, check out our free Buying Guides.

Today's electronics deals, courtesy of The Consumerist:

• Buy.com: 21.5" Samsung S22A200B LED Monitor $119.99, free ship
• NewEgg: JBL Cinema 300 Home Theater Speaker System $199.99, free ship
• Ebay deals: Logitech X-530 PC Surround Sound Speaker System (Refurbished) $49.99, free ship

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For general buying advice for many of the products on sale above, check out our free Buying Guides.

Today's electronics deals, courtesy of The Consumerist:

• Best Buy: Panasonic TC- P60S30 60in Plasma HDTV (1080p) $899.99 Free Shipping
• Lenovo: Lenovo N3902A Wireless Mouse $12.25 Free Shipping
• HP: HP dv6tqe Intel Core i7-2670QM Quad-Core Sandy Bridge 15.6in Laptop (Blu-Ray) $699.99

Entertainment

• Amazon: Cabela's Big Game Hunter 2012 with Top Shot Elite Gun [Xbox 360, PS3, Wii] $49.99, free ship
• NewEgg: Kingdoms of Amalur: Reckoning [Xbox 360, PS3] $44.99, free ship

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For general buying advice for many of the products on sale above, check out our free Buying Guides.

Believe it or not, there's still time to buy a new TV before the Super Bowl airs this Sunday! If you are making that last minute purchase, Consumer Reports television expert Jim Willcox has some tips for which technology—plasma or LCD—is best for viewing sports in general, and the Big Game in particular. Each has pros and cons; take a look at our video for his tech tips.

Some buying advice for you hurried shoppers:

• Make sure the retailer can guarantee delivery— and set-up, if you need it—before kickoff time.


• See if you can get a 30-day price match, since TV prices could start to fall right after the game as retailers start clearing out 2011 sets to make way for 2012 models.


• If it's your first HDTV purchase, make sure your cable or satellite receiver is an HD model, or make sure you can pick up a new one and get it activated in time for the game.


• Skip the extended warranty and pricey cables. Consider buying the TV with a credit card that doubles the manufacturer's warranty, or from a retailer (such as Costco) that does the same.


• Beware of interest-free promotions. It's fine to take advantage of no-interest deals that let you spread payments over time, but make sure you pay off the balance at least a month before the end of the deal. If you fail to pay the final balance before the term ends, you're usually responsible for all the interest on the full purchase price of the TV, not just the amount you still owe. And often the interest rates on store cards are much higher what you'd pay on a standard bank credit card.

Go to ConsumerReports.org for all our Super Bowl XLVI coverage.

Today's electronics deals, courtesy of The Consumerist:

• Best Buy: Sharp LC42SV49U 42" 1080p 60Hz LCD HDTV $329.99 with Free In-Store Pickup

Entertainment

• GameStop.com: Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 3 [Xbox 360, PS3] $39.99 + $3 ship
• Amazon: Rage [Xbox 360, PS3, PC] $19.99

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Today's electronics deals, courtesy of The Consumerist:

• Tanga.com: Technical Pro Professional Titanium Headphones for $44.99
• Logitech: Logitech Harmony ONE Universal Remote w/ Touchscreen (REFURB) $99.99 Free Shipping
• ThinkGeek: ThinkGeek Winter Sale: Up to 90% off select items + $5 off $30, $10 off $60

Entertainment

• NewEgg: Soul Calibur V [Xbox 360, PS3] $49.99, free ship
• Amazon: Starcraft II: Wings of Liberty [PC, Mac] $39.99, free ship
• Amazon: Alexander Revisited / Troy / 300 (Triple Feature) [Blu-ray] $15

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Today's electronics deals, courtesy of The Consumerist:

• Buy.com: Samsung BD-D5100 Blu-ray Player $64.99, free ship
• Ebay deal: 19" LG W1934S LCD Monitor (refurbished) $84.99, free ship
• Abe's of Maine: Nikon Coolpix S9100 12MP 18X Digital Camera (1080p Video, IS) $169.95
• MacMall: MacMall Leap Into February Sale: Up to $675 off + free overnight shipping
• eBay: Vaas USB Cassette Tape to MP3 Converter for $18 + free shipping

Entertainment

• Amazon: Ear Force Digital Wireless Headphones + Xbox Live Chat for $59.99 w/ Free Shipping

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Today's electronics deals, courtesy of The Consumerist:

• Newegg: Toshiba WiFi Blu-Ray Player for $59.99 [w/ Coupon EMCYTZT1118] w/ Free Shipping
• BestBuy: Dynex 46-inch LCD 1080p HDTV for $379.99 w/ Free Shipping
• Newegg: Pioneer VSX-521 5.1ch 80W/ch 3D AV Receiver $134.99 Free Shipping
• all4cellular.com: Nokia BH-505 Bluetooth Wireless Headset for $36 + $2 s&h

Entertainment

• Amazon: Risen [PC Download] $5.99
• BestBuy.com: Metal Gear Solid HD Collection [Xbox 360, PS3] $29.99, free ship
• Amazon: Fraggle Rock: Complete Series Collection: 20 Disc Set $49.99 with Free Shipping

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More than half of adult cell phone owners used their phones while they were in a store during the 2011 holiday season to seek help with purchasing decisions, the Pew Research Center reported today.

As part of a new study, the Pew Research Center Internet and American Life Project interviewed a nationally representative sample of 1,000 adults living in the U.S. about their shopping habits over the course of a 30-day period before and after Christmas.

According to the study, 33 percent used their phone for online information while inside a brick and mortar store for either product reviews or pricing information. Online price matching and looking up online reviews frequently went hand in hand.

Here's a breakdown of how consumers used their cell phones as a shopping tool while in stores:

• 38 percent of cell phone owners used their phone to call a friend for advice about a purchase they were considering making.
  
• 24 percent of cell phone owners used their phone to look up reviews of a product online.
  
• 25 percent of adult cell phone owners used their phones to look up the price of a product online to see if they could get a better price somewhere else.

Perhaps not surprisingly, of those interviewed, cell phone owners age 18 to 49 were significantly more likely to use their phones to search for online product reviews, when compared to cell phone owners 50 and older.

The rise of in-store mobile commerce [Pew]

Today's electronics deals, courtesy of The Consumerist:

• Newegg: Patriot Holiday 16GB USB 2.0 Flash Drive (Stocking) $6.99AR Free Shipping
• Target: Apex LD4688T46in LCD HDTV (1080p) $379 Free Shipping
• TigerDirect: [Electronics] 28" Hannspree ST28FMUR 1080p Apple LCD HDTV $269.99, free ship
• NewEgg: Sennheiser CX 485 Headphones $19.95, free ship

Entertainment

• Amazon: Harry Potter: The Complete 8-Film Collection on DVD $47.49 with Free Shipping

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For general buying advice for many of the products on sale above, check out our free Buying Guides.

Today's electronics deals, courtesy of The Consumerist:

• Walmart.com: 40" Sceptre X405BV-FHD 1080p LCD HDTV $299.98
• NewEgg: Energy RC-Micro 5 Pack Home Theater System $149.99, free ship

Entertainment

• Blockbuster: Blockbuster coupon: Free 1-Night Blockbuster Express Kiosk Rentals
• Amazon: Star Wars: The Original Trilogy Blu-ray $33

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Today's electronics deals, courtesy of The Consumerist:

• Walmart: Lenovo ThinkPad X120e AMD E-350 1.6GHz 11.6in Laptop (2.93lbs, 2GB/320GB) $299.99
• Newegg: ioSafe Solo 2TB Fireproof & Waterproof External Hard Drive $179.99AR Free Shipping
• Lenovo: Lenovo Wired Keyboard $8.40 with Free Shipping after Coupon USP1J56566
• T-mobile: T-Mobile: Free $30 refill card with select prepaid phones + free shipping

Entertainment

• Best Buy: Battlefield 3 [Xbox 360, PS3] $39.99, free ship
• NewEgg: God of War: Origins Collection [PS3] $15.99, free ship
• Fandango: Fandango coupon: Friday Special 2 for 1 Movie Tickets

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In an apparent effort to woo new customers who only want the most basic of cable service and retain some current subscribers who are thinking of cutting the cable cord, Cox Communications has become the latest cable provider to jump on the low-price bandwagon, rolling out its $35 per month TV Economy offering.

The channel lineup differs from market to market, but all will include local channels and about 20 additional basic cable channels like CNN, E!, Food Network and Discovery.

The biggest absence from the channels being offered is ESPN, which is generally the most expensive basic channel for a provider to carry at around a reported $4.76 per month per subscriber.

Cox's price of $35 per month for TV Economy makes it the most expensive of the recently launched not-quite-bargain-basement services. Comcast's similar MyTVchoice service is only $25 per month and Time Warner Cable's TV Essentials package is $30 per month. None of these services carry ESPN.

Of course, since many U.S. consumers have very little control of which cable providers they can select from, comparing the price differences between these services may be pointless.

Cox does also offer a $20 per month TV Starter package that is basically a way for subscribers to get local channels without having to worry about over-the-air reception.

There are ways to cut your entertainment bill now, however. In addition to seeking out bundling deals, which tie together home telephone, Internet access, and television services, you can simply ask for reduced monthly fees from your TV service provider.

Cox letter announcing new service tier (PDF) [James City County, Virginia]
Cox launches $35 monthly 'TV Economy' programming packages [Fierce Cable]
Cox rolls out mid-price cable tier [Variety]

Today's electronics deals, courtesy of The Consumerist:

• Newegg: Magellan RoadMate 1700-MU 7in GPS Navigation w/ One Free Map Update $119.99

Entertainment

• Newegg: iCADE Atari Bluetooth Game Controller for Apple iPad $59.99 Free Shipping
• ToysRus: SSX [Xbox 360, PS3] $44.99, free ship

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For general buying advice for many of the products on sale above, check out our free Buying Guides.

Today's electronics deals, courtesy of The Consumerist:

• Tanga.com: Original Sandisk 16GB Class 4 Micro SDHC Card with Adapter for $13.99
• Microsoft Store: 3-lb. Samsung Core i5 13" SSD Laptop w/$200 credit for $999 + free shipping
• AT&T Wireless: Refurbished Apple iPhone 4 16GB for $100 + free shipping

Entertainment

• Amazon: Star Trek: Original Motion Picture Collection (Blu-ray) $46.99, free ship
• NewEgg: Xbox 360 320GB Console Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 3 Limited Edition Bundle $299.99, free ship
• Buy.com: Xbox 360 250GB Kinect Bundle + 3-Month Xbox Live + Carnival Games + Kinect Adventures for $349.99 w/ Free Shipping

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For general buying advice for many of the products on sale above, check out our free Buying Guides.

Today's electronics deals, courtesy of The Consumerist:

• Amazon: Logitech Ultimate Ears 500 Headphones $40.99, free ship

Entertainment

• Amazon: Playstation Dualshock 3 Controller in Black or Blue $39.99 with Free Shipping
• Amazon: Mission Impossible Collection Box Set [Blu-ray] $24

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Whether you're listening to tunes on your portable music player or just want to shut out the noise around you, headphones are your best bet. But how do you find the best-performing set for your needs—especially with tons of models to choose from, ranging from inexpensive headphones that come with your device to wireless models that cost hundreds of dollars and come with celebrity endorsements?

Consumer Reports senior editor Jim Willcox shared with Dave Graveline a few shopping tips for finding the best headphones. Also check out Consumer Reports' video: Testing celebrity headphones to find out if pricey models such as Monster Heartbeats from Lady Gaga performed well against other models in our Ratings of headphones.

Whatever model you choose, make sure you use your new headphones safely—especially with your portable media player. Studies have shown that injuries triple for pedestrians wearing headphones.

For more shopping tips, see Consumer Reports Buying guide to headphones.

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About Into Tomorrow
Now in its 17th year, Into Tomorrow with Dave Graveline covers the Latest in Consumer Electronics & Technology available today and... into tomorrow. The show airs on over 160 AM and FM radio stations around the U.S., on SIRIUS XM Satellite Radio, radio stations in Germany, Bermuda, New Zealand, Canada and several other sources including Mobile Broadcast Network, BeOS Radio, Sprint Radio, TiVo, and many others—every weekend. "Into Tomorrow" is also heard around the world on the Armed Forces Networks in several other countries. You can also catch all Into Tomorrow episodes on the Web. (The most recent show is usually added about three or four days after it has been broadcast on the radio.)

Today's electronics deals, courtesy of The Consumerist:

• Dell Outlet Home: 20% off Alienware, XPS 14Z, 15Z, & Inspiron R series Laptops
• All4cellular.com: T-Mobile Universal Car Mount for $4 + $2 s&h (updated)

Entertainment

• NewEgg: Madden NFL 12 Hall of Fame Edition [PS3, Xbox 360] $44.99, free ship
• NewEgg: UFC Personal Trainer [PS3] $19.99, free ship

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For general buying advice for many of the products on sale above, check out our free Buying Guides.

Today's electronics deals, courtesy of The Consumerist:

• Newegg: ECS IC780M-A2 AMD 770 AM3 ATX Motherboard $19.99AR Free Shipping
• Best Buy: 39" Insignia NS-39L700A12 1080p LCD HDTV $349.99

Entertainment

• Tanga.com: 12 Blu-ray Disc 1080p Scenery Blu-ray Collection Mega Bundle for $28.99

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For general buying advice for many of the products on sale above, check out our free Buying Guides.

Today's electronics deals, courtesy of The Consumerist:

• Best Buy: ASUS Core i3 Dual 2.2GHz 14" LED-Backlit Laptop for $350 + $8 s&h

Entertainment

• NewEgg: World of Warcraft: Battle Chest [PC/Mac] $9.99, free ship
• Best Buy: Final Fantasy XIII [PS3] $9.99, free ship
• NewEgg: DeathSmiles [Xbox 360] $9.99, free ship
• Focal Price: Dual Shock 3 Wireless PS3 Game Controller for $17.99 w/ Free Shipping

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For general buying advice for many of the products on sale above, check out our free Buying Guides.

Today's electronics deals, courtesy of The Consumerist:

• Dell Financial Services: Dell Financial Services coupon: 30% off refurbished laptops of $300 or more
• eBay: Pogoplug Multimedia Sharing Device from $25 + free shipping
• Buy.com: Koss KEB40 In-Ear Headphones $19.99, free ship>/li>

Entertainment

• Best Buy: Cabela's Survival: Shadows of Katmai with Top Shot Bundle [Xbox 360, PS3, Wii] $29.99
• Buy.com: Microsoft Xbox Live Gold 12-Month Subscription Card [Xbox 360] $36.99 Free Shipping

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For general buying advice for many of the products on sale above, check out our free Buying Guides.

Today's electronics deals, courtesy of The Consumerist:

• Wilsons Leather: Bentley's Leather Camera Case $5.97 with Free Shipping after Coupon 7007B
• Lenovo: Lenovo M220 USB mini speaker $8.99, free ship
• Amazon: 22" Samsung UN22D5000 1080p LED HDTV $229.99, free ship
• Tanga.com: iMicro 2-Piece 2 Channel USB Powered Multimedia Speaker Set w/Headphone Jack for $4.99
• JR: Intouch Wireless Internet Radio Cube for $34 + free shipping

Entertainment

• Barnes & Noble: Save 15% Off One Item with coupon code R9V9D8K.

Neither Consumer Reports nor The Consumerist receive anything in exchange for featuring these deals; the posts are intended to be purely informational. These deals are often fleeting, with prices changing or products becoming unavailable as the day progresses.

These posts are not an endorsement of the featured products or the Web sites that sell them—though some of the sites may be included, and recommended, in our Ratings of retailers for computers and other major electronics (both available to subscribers). Price shouldn't be your only criterion. Be wary of lower-priced deals that seem too good to be true, and check return policies for restocking fees and other gotchas.

For general buying advice for many of the products on sale above, check out our free Buying Guides.

Today's electronics deals, courtesy of The Consumerist:

• Saveology: Chumby 8 Personal Internet Viewer w/ 8in Touchscreen & Internet Apps $125 Free Shipping
• Staples: Samsung ML-2955ND Laser Printer w/ Wired Networking & Duplexing $79.99 Free Shipping
• Amazon: Bone Collection Portable Amplifier for iPhone (green) $3.97 with Free Shipping

Entertainment

• Tanga.com: Torque Buggy 1:18 Electric RTR RC Car for $17.99
• Amazon: Star Wars: The Old Republic (PC) $48.92, free ship
• ToysRus: Rayman Origins (Wii) $19.99, free ship
• Amazon: Underworld Evolution Blu-ray + Underworld Awakening Movie Ticket $13

Neither Consumer Reports nor The Consumerist receive anything in exchange for featuring these deals; the posts are intended to be purely informational. These deals are often fleeting, with prices changing or products becoming unavailable as the day progresses.

These posts are not an endorsement of the featured products or the Web sites that sell them—though some of the sites may be included, and recommended, in our Ratings of retailers for computers and other major electronics (both available to subscribers). Price shouldn't be your only criterion. Be wary of lower-priced deals that seem too good to be true, and check return policies for restocking fees and other gotchas.

For general buying advice for many of the products on sale above, check out our free Buying Guides.