| Did you get it yet? I generally find Harbor Freight is okay for things
that you dont want to spend much on, because youre not going to use
them much. A great deal of what they sell is cheap simply because its
cheaply made. I do buy from them ocassionally, but I never expect much.
Things like power tools from importers like Chicago Electric and other
labels can turn out not to be such good deals when you find that no one
carries replacement motor brushes. Goods like wire brush cups and blades
are generally bad deals from Harbor. The short life negates the savings.
Of course, you can get the same class of goods from the local big
discount hardware stores, and Harbor Freight now has some of its own
local outlets. |
| Approximately 8000 different discount New Zealand computer products
including hardware, notebooks, computer workstations, cellular
accessories, network components, software, DVDs and lots more. You
will not be disappointed :) |
| Ill be traveling to the US (San Diego) next week. While there, Im
planning to purchase some hardware (i.e. notebook/laptop, etc.).
Can anyone tell me the names of some discount electronic hardware
stores in the area or - even better - their URL? |
| Dave Brown spewed forth:
# How does our company take advantage of the Palm Hardware Discount Program?
# We signed up a week ago and have not received correspondence back from Palm.
# Their website is of little assistance. |
| Well, even if you get SurfDoubler or IPNetRouter to work (and I used
IPNetRouter for a couple years) they still cost you $$$, and in fact
will possibly cost you *more* money than a discount hardware solution. |
