Still haven’t bought a gift for his birthday? Dealnews reports the best deals available on computers, technology, gadgets, and other items you probably want to buy. Each deal they list is the lowest price available on that item from a reputable merchant, say Best Buy, Comp USA or Dell, among others.
Dealnews is updated with as many as 200 new bargains, coupons, and sales in a single day, so you’d probably find the gadget you’re looking for at a lower price. Dealnews doesn’t sell any merchandise; each deal they list contains the merchant name and a link to the deal on the merchant’s website. Don’t want to miss a deal? Email alerts are available. Dealnews contains a number of other sites: Dealmac forum is exclusively for Mac users and in Dealcoupon you can check if there is a coupon available before you buy anything from anywhere. Dealram it’s the RAM price tracker that can find your RAM by the type of computer. Typically, you’ll save about 40% on ram by using this site. They also have Dealcam for price comparisons on digital cameras.
Dealnews.com In Their Own Words
“We never list a higher price from another store just because it is an advertiser. We ban any store that we find has a history of poor customer service. We list the best deals period, regardless of our relationship with the seller. At dealnews, we do not claim to work without influence of advertisers. For example, it is critical that we work with our advertisers to craft deals for our readers. But our philosophy is to report deals with the highest standards of quality and ethics. Dealnews.com is the only online shopping site we know of with an editorial guarantee, which we believe is why over 95% of dealnews’ readers trust us more than any other online shopping site.”
Why Dealnews.com It Might Be A Killer
Dealnews opens possibilities for not just consumers, but for advertisers too. Tech companies would find a very interesting audience comprised of mostly men aged 18-35, with a passion for buying the sleekest, smartest, most cool gadget when it’s available dirt-cheap.
Some Questions About Dealnews.com
How will they deal with the growing number of competitors targeting the very same audience? How many tech geeks are willing to compare prices and search for coupons each time they want to buy a product? 
