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HP Pavilion Dual Core Desktop - $349.99

Call of Pavilion.From one HP to another: “Ph’nglui mglw’nafh HP Pavilion wgah’nagl fhtagn!”

Apple iPad 64GB with Wi-Fi & 3G

Baby, I’m sorry.As a show of good faith and contrition in light of my infidelity, I’ve gotten you a gift.“I can’t believe you thought you could bribe me with-”
“It’s not a bribe! It’s a gift! It’s a gift to say, ‘I’m sorry,’ and ‘Thank you for sticking with me despite my incredibly poor judgment.’ It’s a 64GB Apple iPad!”

The United States of Songs: Ohio

Welcome back to The United States of Songs, my quest to either find a new song to represent each state in the union or drive myself insane trying to turn these out week in and week out, whichever comes first. Come along with me, dear reader, to the Buckeye State!

The state: Ohio

Flash In The Brain Pan: All That Matters

Nothing's more important than family. Not speeding cars, not acid-spitting aliens, not spaceships with a ridiculous number of guns attached to the front, not anything. That's why you don't see any of that stuff we just listed in All That Matters. Instead, you'll see this:
 

 

Samsung SwitchGrip HD Camcorder

Shooting the DeadJeez, can we get one minute of footage without some paranormal stuff messing everything up?!

Sean University: Are you ready for some [business metaphors involving] football?

I’m no etymologist. In fact, I only learned what “etymologist” means after spell check told me “wordtometrist” wasn’t a real word. Still, you don’t need to be all that etymoligious to break down a word like “metaphor.” It’s a simple two-parter:
 
Part 1: meta – an anagram for “meat.”
Part 2:
phor – the more letters version of “for.”

See: that’s why metaphors are so interesting, because they’re essentially “meat for [thought].”

Toshiba Thrive 10.1” 16GB Android Tablet with Wi-Fi

Turn Off The WorldI used to let people know I didn’t want to talk to them by staring blankly into a smartphone. That was until I thought about how rude I was being.

Guess Nobody Proofreads The Articles Nowadays: Woot Weads The Wire

Every week in this space, we’ll take a look at the news and offer our own incisive blend of commentary, analysis, and poop jokes. The news you need, from a voice you can trust, in the 90 seconds you have to spare: that’s Woot Weads the Wire.

Neato XV-12 All Floor Robotic Vacuum System

If all goes according to planThe Neato XV-12 is an intelligent, efficient machine. That’s important to know when planning a heist.Here are the facts as we have them:
1. Millionaire Marco Vidalli is notoriously clumsy.

The Trivial Eye: Super Bowl Commercials

Can I make a confession? I kind of hate Super Bowl commercials. They're a lot like the Super Bowl itself: bloated with hype and usually a letdown. Even the best of them are still, you know, commercials. But there's no denying that Super Bowl commercials are responsible for some of the most enduring (or enduringly awful) artifacts of their time. Can you name the 8 advertisers responsible for the famous and infamous Super Bowl ads seen below? And for the 2-point conversion, can you name the year each aired?

Completely Unfair Comparisons: On Astronomy, Podiums, and Bird Watching

There are plenty of places on Woot where you can find helpful information. This is not one of those places. Every week we will be comparing 3 pairs of things that shouldn’t be compared using this formula: Unrelated Thing X vs. Unrelated Thing Y in terms of Function Z. Facts will be misunderstood, overlooked, or changed for the sake of the argument. Enjoy.

Dark and Milk Fleur de Sel Chocolate Covered Caramels – 2 lb. Box


My Hungry Valentine
Yes, we’re really selling delicious chocolate covered salted caramels. No, we haven’t magically changed bodies with Wine.Woot.

The Debunker: Ken Jennings vs. Color Myths, Part 4

Is January a bleak, colorless time of the year where you live?

Music Monday: The Greatest Movie Themes

Remember two weeks ago when we talked about television themes? That went so well it got us thinking: what's more popular than television? Naturally, the answer is "nothing" but Scott still had to put together a post for today, so he pretended the answer was "the movies." And that brings us to today, when Scott's picked his five top movie themes! What sort of controversy will he stir up this time?

TopChips: Real Actual Field Tests #10

Zmodo 4 Channel Surveillance System with 4 Weatherproof IR Cameras

Priva-See ConcernsWelcome to the neighborhood! I hope we’ll be seeing a LOT of each other.

Lenovo ThinkPad Dual-Core Notebook with 11.6” LED Display


Spill It!
The keyboard on this Lenovo is spill-resistant. Ever wonder how they test that?
Spill Tester’s Log:
9:02am: Successfully spilled can of soda on keyboard while ThinkPad turned on. Effect on Rapidboot’s 30% faster boot up time: none.

Razer TRON Gaming Mouse

Na na na na, NA na na naaaaaa…SCIENCE COPS!Tonight, SCIENCE COPS use TECHNOLOGY to SOLVE the CASE!

The United States of Songs: North Dakota

And we're back! The United States of Songs continues barreling through the alphabet of states to find the perfect song to describe each. I know I go through it pretty much every time I write one of these, but people seem to forget that the rules specify the song title has to have the state name, and the song must be about the entire state. Which means songs like the great country march "Let 'Er Go," while great recommendations, just don't apply to today's state:

The state: North Dakota
The song: "North Dakota" by Chris Knight

Flash In The Brain Pan: Musaic Box

Your grandfather, a well-known collector of antiquities, has passed away. You're here to explore his study. That's what you know going into Musaic Box, sort of a puzzle-based version of Name That Tune.
 

 

HP TouchPad 9.7” 32GB Wi-Fi Tablet

The Weighting Is The Hardest PartThe Henderson file? Just stick it under the tablet with all the others.Huh? Yeah, that’s a HP TouchPad 9.7” 32GB Tablet with Wi-Fi. It also happens to be the biggest, most expensive and useful paperweight I own. Why do you ask?

Sean University: Your mission statement, if you choose to accept it

People think that only spies get to have missions, but that's not true! Anyone can have a mission; it’s just that the ones that spies do are kept secret. That’s why, if you’re not a spy and you want a mission, you just need to announce it. For example, if I want to fill up this mug on my desk with coffee, I can go on a coffee-filling mission, as long as I say, “Hey guys!

JVC Everio HD Camcorder with 40x Optical Zoom

Just Ignore Them, They’ll Slowly Go AwayHey, Internet citizens. Grab a camera. We’re at the point where we just gotta make our own content.

And Make It "Venti" Please: Woot Weads The Wire

Every week in this space, we’ll take a look at the news and offer our own incisive blend of commentary, analysis, and poop jokes. The news you need, from a voice you can trust, in the 90 seconds you have to spare: that’s Woot Weads the Wire.

NeatDesk Desktop Scanner and Digital Filing System

Come on in, dude. I’ve made some changes.I’ve made it my personal mission to be the most organized drug dealer in town.“Ha ha, funny, dude. You got the stuff.”
“I’ve got all the stuff you need. You want your usual?”
“Please and thank you.”
“No prob, let me print you up a receipt.”

The Trivial Eye: Atari 2600 Box Art

The fanciful/deceptive artwork on Atari 2600 game packaging wasn't just a marketing come-on. It was an essential component of the gameplay itself, often the only way for us to know whether a certain clump of squares was supposed to be a dragon, a spaceship, or a linebacker. Peruse the gallery of kitsch classics below (all from boxes for Atari-manufactured games - no Activision, Imagic, etc.) and see how many you can name. One thing is certain: all of them were much more exciting than the games themselves.

Completely Unfair Comparisons: On Migraines, Forks, and Fortune Cookies

There are plenty of places on Woot where you can find helpful information. This is not one of those places. Every week we will be comparing 3 pairs of things that shouldn’t be compared using this formula: Unrelated Thing X vs. Unrelated Thing Y in terms of Function Z. Facts will be misunderstood, overlooked, or changed for the sake of the argument. Enjoy.

Optoma Neo-i Video Projector & Speaker System for iPhone & iPod

Public Private ConversationsWith all these debt collectors always hounding me, I’ve decided to start screening my phone calls.

The Debunker: Ken Jennings vs. Color Myths, Part 3

Is January a bleak, colorless time of the year where you live?

Music Monday: A Tribute To Jimmy Castor

Last week, one of Scott's favorite recording artists passed away. He says it's cool if you've never heard of Jimmy Castor and the Jimmy Castor Bunch, but there's absolutely no chance you've never heard them. Castor's responsible for thousands of samples, used by everyone from The Beastie Boys to Kanye West, and the original songs are still… well, we'll let Scott tell you more below. As always, click the link and image to see the video on YouTube.

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