Deals of the Week

Watching movies and pumping out tunes on your laptop's tinny speakers is an exasperating experience, but a good set of computer speakers can also set you back a pretty penny. Creative's impressive top-of-the-line model of speakers, the GigaWorks T40 Series II, for example, costs $150. But if you're willing to step down a notch, Creative is offering its refurbished GigaWorks Series II T20 for $50, half off the retail price.

You can get the Dell Studio XPS 9000 desktop over at the Dell store for $1000. To get 20 percent off the regular price of $1250, use the coupon code "5TK?LC9VJ5F$33." Entering a different coupon code--"?8CN$RJ?W5TQ0C"--will give you free shipping.

This configuration of the XPS 9000 features a 2.66Hz Intel Core i7-920 processor and 6GB of DDR3 memory. We recommend it for its gaming performance and versatility, and it clocks in at number 5 on our Top 10 Mainstream Desktop PCs list.

If you're looking to jump on the 3D bandwagon, why not upgrade your Blu-ray burner? Newegg has the LG WH10LS30K 10X Blu-ray burner bundled with 3D software, 3D glasses, and Blu-ray Disc media for $100. That's $10 off of the price of the Blu-ray burner alone--the extra software is a free bonus. It also comes with LightScribe support that allows you to burn high-quality images onto your blank discs.

BuyDig has the 55-inch Samsung UN55C6500 LED HDTV on sale for $1700--a good $200 cheaper than what other retailers are selling this TV for. The final price kicks in when you add the item to your shopping cart and then check out. The UNC55C6500 has 1080p resolution and a 120Hz refresh rate, and it is wireless-ready, with multiple ports to hook this machine up to your home system.