8GB Micro SDHC Deals

Here are a couple of deals I found on Micro SDHC (Secure Digital High Capacity) cards. These are memory cards that work with most electronic devices including: cell phones, cameras, mp3 players, etc. Make sure that your electronic device is compatible with Micro SDHC cards. A lot of older devices will only accept Micro SD cards which only have a capacity range up to 4 GB. Anything that ranges from 4GB to 32GB capacity are Micro SDHC cards.


1. Amazon



This is one of the cheapest 8GB Micro SDHC cards found from the following websites. It is also from a pretty dependable brand SanDisk. However, the only downside I see to this Micro SDHC card is the Class 2 Speed Rating. Class 2 is 2 MB/s or 13x minimum write speed. But if your not really worried about the speed it transfers, then this is a great buy. 2 MB/s is not that slow either. The price for this Micro SDHC card is $10.99. The shipping & handling is $4.99. So the total is $15.98 (w/o tax). So if you are looking for more memory for your electronic device this is a steal of deal.

2. Newegg.com



Here is another deal from Newegg.com. Again this looks like a great buy as well. Now I personally have not bought anything from A-Data, but according to all the consumer reviews on Newegg.com that it works great and is very affordable. This Micro SDHC card is a Class 4 Speed Rating. Class 4 is 4 MB/s or 26x minimum write speed. Basically this card has twice the writing speed as the SanDisk. It is a little more expensive, but if you need the higher write speeds, then I would suggest purchasing this Micro SDHC. It costs $15.99 and the shipping & handling is $2.99. The total would be $18.98 (w/o tax).

You can't go wrong with either deals. Both are great memory cards at very cheap prices.

Nintendo Wii Deals

So here are some deals I found on the Nintendo Wii scrounging around the web on those web sites I listed on the side. It seems like for now Nintendo won't be lowering its price since it was launched. For awhile now supply has kept up with the demand for the Nintendo Wii. So there are some deals out there. So here are 2 deals that I found for the Nintendo Wii. There is also one suggestion that isn't a deal, but if your too lazy to go buy it in the store then this is the perfect website to buy it from. Keep in mind these are for new Nintendo Wii systems. I don't really like to do the whole refurbish thing.

1. Walmart

http://www.walmart.com/Nintendo-Wii-Console-Sports-Bundle/ip/10726532

There deal right now for the Nintendo Wii system is a pretty sweet deal. Not only does it include the whole bundle for $249.00, but it includes an extra free game. There is a list of 30 games to choose from. None of the games are AAA or even close to being that, but it is a free game nonetheless. There is a shipping & handling cost which isn't too bad. So the total cost of the Nintendo Wii Bundle plus the bonus game comes out to $257.97 (w/o tax). Now this deal is only online and it is a limited time offer. So this deal won't last very long considering that the Nintendo Wii outsells all the other consoles every month.

2. Toys"R"Us

http://www.toysrus.com/product/index.jsp?productId=2908496

Here is another great deal for the Nintendo Wii system. If you buy the Nintendo Wii system for $249.99, then you will get a free Mario & Sonic At the Olympic Games. Not only will you get that game, but you also get a 3-in-1 Player's Sports Kit for Nintendo Wii. They are attachments that resemble a tennis racket, baseball bat, and golf club you put on the Nintendo Wii Remote. I don't think it enhances the experience and it is kind of a waste. I would not recommend buying this product alone. But it is included for free and adds overall value. The shipping & handling cost for everything is a bit pricey, but it is still worth purchasing for everything that is included. The total comes out to be $265.95 (w/o tax). So roughly $8.00 more than the Walmart purchase. This offer ends July 11, 2009 so you better hurry. From the looks of it this can be only purchased online, but make sure to check Toys"R"Us to see if you can pick it up.

3. Newegg.com




One of my favorite sites to purchase electronics. They usually have great deals and for most items the shipping & handling is free. The delivery is outstanding and they usually deliver 1 day ahead of schedule sometimes. This isn't really a deal. It doesn't come with any extras with the Nintendo Wii bundle, but it is $249.99 (w/o tax) with no shipping & handling fee. So if your too lazy to go to the store to pick up the Nintendo Wii, then order it online at Newegg.com. Always dependable and fast delivery.