It’s Tuesday! Time for some handpicked gadget deals.
Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 3: $55 plus $20 credit at Buy.com
Oh boy, is Buy.com going big with this Modern Warfare 3 deal. You can get the new game—available today—for $55, and you’ll get $20 worth of credit to spend at Buy.com on a future purchase.
The deal is good today only and is available for both PlayStation 3 and Xbox 360 versions. The PC version gets the same $20 credit deal, but costs $60.
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Used AT&T BlackBerry Torch 9800: $170 with no-contract at CowBoom
If your AT&T smartphone has been lost, stolen or dropped in a bowl of water—maybe this bowl is made of porcelain?—and you’re not due for a discounted phone for a while, you’ll likely find its $500+ unsubsidized replacement price to give you quite a stomach ache. Today only, Best Buy-owned CowBoom is selling pre-owned BlackBerry Torch phones for $170 without the need to extend your contract. That may be able to hold you over until you’re due for an actual upgrade down the line.
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Buy two, get one free Xbox 360 games: $30 at Walmart
If you’re looking to get an early jump on holiday shopping, Walmart has a selection of over 50 Xbox 360 games to be had for just $30 total. The newest of the new releases aren’t included, of course, but there should be enough gems in here to keep people happy.
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Toshiba 15.6-inch laptop: $270 at Best Buy
Need a laptop? Short on cash? This week, Best Buy is selling a 15.6-inch Toshiba for $270 with free shipping.
It’s got a 1.6GHz AMD processor, 4GB of RAM, 320GB hard drive, DVD burner, Windows 7, and it weighs 5.5 pounds. Maximum battery life is rated at just shy of six hours, so bank on a good four hours under real-world conditions.
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Woot Off: Prices vary at Woot.com
Now until whenever it ends, Woot.com is having a Woot Off. Thinking of it like a lightning round of deals. Once the batch of a particular product is gone, the next one goes up for sale. Once that’s gone, the next one appears. You get the idea. Good deals abound, but you’ll have to monitor it all day, which might cut into your daydreaming, break-taking and napping-with-your eyes open (which is creepy, yet amazing) schedule.
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