Telco said:I bought the BT8010 for that price today at StaplesBT8010? What is the sku or upc please? Or do you mean the BT8040?

These are at Staples???
Maybe you wanted the Target thread...

winton said:These are at Staples???
Maybe you wanted the Target thread...

Maybe you could go try these skus over at Target and report back?

joelbert said:Maybe you could go try these skus over at Target and report back?Target claims they never heard of these skus. Told me to get lost!

Just got back from Staples in Jacksonville, FL...most clearance I have seen in a while but alot of it was 1st stage...way too much to list but here are a few

~803627 Toshiba NB205 Netbook $349.90~
~802756 HP Pavilion DV6-1230 $649.90 AR~
~798114 Acer AS4810 $599.90~
~785477 Nikon Coolpix S630 $237.50~
~735372 TI 84 Silver Edition $85.50~
~758658 8GB Ipod Nano Bundle $125.90~
~788161 Motorola TN30 GPS $174.90~
~710842 HP Photosmart C8180 $259.50~
~762116 HP CP3525dn $253.50~

winton said:r0man said:~661854 - APC BX1300LCD BACK-UPS XS 1300VA - $71.50~Isn't that kind of high?
Yes, in my opinion. I bought an APC 1500VA LCD UPS from a Best Buy clearance about 2 years ago for $40. I tend to get the 550VA ones now when they're on sale for $30 because I've learned from recent experience with APC UPSes that their batteries do not last very long. I have yet to have a single unit bought new in the last 3 years make it beyond 2 years without the battery dying and some bit the dust in 1 year. The warranty is supposed to be 3 years, so I'm saving up several UPSes to replace, but if they still want the whole unit shipped back it could cost me about $15 in shipping per unit. That's about half the cost of a brand new 550VA.

I recently found a 600VA for $30 at Sam's Club, noticed the box date was early 2008, so I only bought 1, tried the battery, and as suspected while it worked it could barely provide 100W for 5 minutes before going to empty. Too bad battery replacements and shipping are so expensive, so I figure my new strategy is to buy a new $30 550VA that haven't been sitting on the shelf for years (some stores have ancient UPSes on their shelves so watch out) and it'll probably last 2 years. It's not worth investing in more expensive UPSes since they don't last long. These are just my opinions from my experiences.

DennisMoore said:winton said:r0man said:~661854 - APC BX1300LCD BACK-UPS XS 1300VA - $71.50~Isn't that kind of high?
Yes, in my opinion. I bought an APC 1500VA LCD UPS from a Best Buy clearance about 2 years ago for $40. I tend to get the 550VA ones now when they're on sale for $30 because I've learned from recent experience with APC UPSes that their batteries do not last very long. I have yet to have a single unit bought new in the last 3 years make it beyond 2 years without the battery dying and some bit the dust in 1 year. The warranty is supposed to be 3 years, so I'm saving up several UPSes to replace, but if they still want the whole unit shipped back it could cost me about $15 in shipping per unit. That's about half the cost of a brand new 550VA.

I recently found a 600VA for $30 at Sam's Club, noticed the box date was early 2008, so I only bought 1, tried the battery, and as suspected while it worked it could barely provide 100W for 5 minutes before going to empty. Too bad battery replacements and shipping are so expensive, so I figure my new strategy is to buy a new $30 550VA that haven't been sitting on the shelf for years (some stores have ancient UPSes on their shelves so watch out) and it'll probably last 2 years. It's not worth investing in more expensive UPSes since they don't last long. These are just my opinions from my experiences.

it's too bad the companies couldn't just market the UPS's and batteries as separate items in retail stores. IT would give an accessible placefor people to buy replacement batteries and prevent buying an old UPs with a dead battery. The problem is that as simple as hooking 2 terminal of a battery to wires are (and I'm sure APC could make it even simpler to access the battery compartment) , most consumers still wouldn't do it....

Then again this also would put a spotlight on the ridiculous prices some manufacturers charge for their own batteries compared to 3rd party batteries.

angel4b said:~787421 Comfort Mesh Back Chair 29.50~
~759243 Maxtor Central Axis 1TB NAS 169.50~
~711573 Brother MFC 7440 123.50~
~751110 Brother MFC 790CN 88.50~711573 is a hard drive sku. Double-check you might've mixed up something.

FUGLY but cheap or perhaps nice for a young girls desk

~769608 Vanga floral fabric chair $4.50 was $39.99 on 3/24/09~

~639086 Tensor 18W Full Spectrum bulb 6.50~
~774941 Staples 1.5" Zipper Binder 3.50~
~774977 Staples 2" Zipper Binder with Pocket 3.50~
~781477 Hanging Shower Caddy with Navy Handle 1.50~
~630922 Rolodex Punched Leather Card Case 2.50~
~735379 Rolodex Card Case Garnet 3.50~
~761097 20 Green Bags 2.50~
~630395 Rolodex NeoClassic Card File 4.50~
~735377 Rolodex Business Card Book 72ct 4.50~
~735380 Rolodex Card Book Garnet 96ct 6.50~