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It’s the first full day of Obama’s presidency, and things are already looking up. There are tons of bargains to take advantage today, so check out Gearlog’s deals for Wednesday:

1. Woot is offering a Polaroid DVC-00725F High Definition 720p Digital Camcorder for $129.99. The camera has a list price of $279.99, and the deal ends at the end of the day, or while supplies last.

2. Save up to 50 percent off of select video games at Dell.com. Get Rock Band 2 for Xbox 360 for just $29.99–50 percent off of the original price–with coupon code SHP47HTL88M9CC. The Disney Sing It with Logitech Mic is $19.99, down from $39.99 with coupon code ZHSFSX$LLVGJ40. And lastly, get Far Cry 2 for PS3 for 25 percent off of $59.99 with coupon code 7V3K15N2BP6RV9. The offers end on Jan. 29, so hurry. [Via Bargainist.com]

More deals after the jump.

Another work week is over, so it’s time to kick up your feet and relax. While you’re sitting on the couch, check out Gearlog’s deals for Friday:

1. Amazon is having a buy-one-get-one free sale on select TV seasons on DVD. Not only are the DVDs already discounted by 30 percent, but you also get another season free. Shows like “I Dream of Jeanie,” “The Shield,” or “Get Smart,” are available, but check out the full listing of 121 available titles. The sale ends on January 14.

2. Looking for an inexpensive headset? Sellout.woot is offering Philips’ PC Stereo Headset SHM3100 for $2.49. It’s offered on Amazon for $9.99, so this is quite the deal.

3. ThinkGeek is having a sale on a plethora of items. Save 25 percent off of the Ultra-thin Digital Voice Recorder (above), 27 percent off of the 15-inch Gigantor Digital Photo Frame, and 40 percent off of the Pico USB Flash Drive. Check out all the discounted items before it’s too late.

Flush with the success of its G13 gameboard, Logitech is now creating a whole series of peripherals that will all work together to celebrate the seventh letter of the alphabet. The G-series line includes a new $199 G19 keyboard, offering a 320 x 240 color LCD mounted on top and 12 “G-keys” that can have up to three macros assigned to each. Next up is the $129 G35, a 7.1 surround-sound headset with integrated “voice-morphing” options for those who’d rather sound like a space squirrel than domestic gamer. Finally, there’s a new flavor of the G9 mouse, dubbed the G9x, which loses the photo-overlay in favor of a maximum DPI of 5000 — that’s a whole 1800 more than before! Those extra dots will set you back $99 when the G9x releases in April, while the keyboard and headset should come about a month earlier.

Filed under: Desktops, Gaming, Peripherals

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