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Computers & Peripherals:

• SeaSonic X750 Gold 750W ATX Power Supply $89.99 w/ Free Shipping (normally $189 – use this form and coupon code: EMCYTZT2718)
• Acer Aspire V3-551-8469 AMD A8-4500M Quad-Core APU 15.6″ Laptop $399.99 w/ Free Shipping (normally $499 – use this form)
• Western Digital Elements SE 1TB Portable USB 3.0 Hard Drive $69 plus free shipping (normally $99)
• Refurbished Dell OptiPlex 745 Intel Pentium D 3.4GHz Server Desktop Computer $232.79 plus free shipping (normally $449)

Home Entertainment:

• Harman Kardon AVR 1700 500W 5.1-Ch. A/V Home Theater Receiver $199.99 plus free shipping (normally $499)
• Vizio M3D550KDE 55″ Passive 3D LED LCD HDTV $819.99 (normally $1269 – use coupon code: BTE80182)

Personal Electronics:

• Nikon 1 V1 Mirrorless Interchangeable Lens Digital Camera w/ 10-30mm and 30mm-110 Lenses $399.95 plus free shipping (normally $699)
• Novatel MiFi 2200 3G Mobile Hotspot for Virgin Mobile $19.99 plus free shipping (normally $99)
• Microsoft Xbox LIVE 12 Month Gold Membership Card $37.99 plus free shipping (normally $59)
• Pentax Q 12.3MP Mirrorless Digital Camera $199 plus free shipping (normally $479)
• Halo 4 Game (Xbox 360) $34.99 plus free shipping (normally $59 – use coupon code: EMCYTZT2716)

With the BF-BM10 mix & match battery-powered emergency flashlight, Japan’s Panasonic has taken an innovative approach to an all-too-common problem: having exactly the right size and number of batteries on hand to power your flashlight. Got one of these and one of those? Pop ’em in the “Any Battery Light” and let it shine!

I’ve already swapped out the buttons on one of my Xbox 360 controllerswith some bullet buttons, and they look cool. But now I’m really jealous because somebody is now selling a bullet button mod that actually lights up. Sweet.

DeadEye Modz takes actual 9mm brass bullet casings, drills out the centers, and mounts colored LEDs inside of them so you know which button is which by color, not just by touch like with other bullet mods. The installation process is pretty straightforward, but unlike other button mods, you’ll need basic soldering skills to attach the LEDs and resistors to the board to provide power. Instructions are provided, so if you’re reasonably handy, it shouldn’t be a big deal.

There’s also a matching, light-up Xbox Guide button – made from a shotgun shell – and available in a variety of LED colors of your choice.

A full set of LED bullet buttons is $20.99(USD) over on Etsy. The shotgun shell guide button sells for $12.99. And if you’ve got lots of money to burn and don’t feel like modding your own controller, you can always go for this fully-pimped-out customized controller for $259.99:

No matter how you feel about Apple, you have to admit that the company did change the smartphone world when it unveiled the first iPhone 5-1/2 years ago. Apple then came back and set the tablet world on its ear with the iPad. Now it’s possible that Apple could be set to try to change the world of wristwatches.

Rumors are circulating that Apple and Intel are working on a new smartwatch product that will debut in 2013. Sources in China claim that Apple is working on smartwatch. This particular rumor helps make sense of the redesign of the iPod nano away from its watch-friendly square face, despite the popularity of wristband accessories and various Kickstarted smartwatch projects out there.

According to Chinese sources, the smartwatch would be Bluetooth enabled and have a 1.5-inch touchscreen display. The watch would be designed to work directly with the iPhone allowing users to make phone calls and perform other functions from their wrist. Other smartphone integrating watches have been on the market before and have proven unsuccessful, which makes this fertile ground for Apple to sow.

It’s worth noting that Apple rumors never cease and some products, such as an actual Apple HDTV and touchscreen iMacs, and have never materialized despite ongoing rumors.

[via PCMag]

China is planning to use 100,000 Intel Ivy Bridge-based Xeon E5 processors to power its next supercomputer, rumored to be the world’s fastest. It’s a startling switch from previous statements favor the establishment of a high-end hardware industry independent of any foreign technology providers.