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As Dell's well-received Black Friday and holiday weekend sale, which featured some amazing deals on both Dell PCs, HDTVs, and other consumer electronics comes to a close -- Dell has officially released their deals for tomorrow, Cyber Monday. Cyber Monday deals at Dell will begin at 12:01 am on December 1st and will continue until the day closes or items sell out.

Though fewer in number than Dell's Black Friday special sale items, the deals are no less significant. The Cyber Monday deals include

We're doing our best to keep you updated on the best deals for this Black Friday, and though there's a lot to wade through, every now and then deals are coming along that are worth passing on. You've read recently about the Garmin GPS price slashing and the big Apple Black Friday event. Just in time for the clock to strike midnight here on the east coast, and Black Friday to officialy begin, we've got one more sale event we've learned about that is definitely worth speaking up about. Amongst all its Black Friday sale events, Dell is quietly taking huge chunks out of the prices on many HDTVs in their inventory.

There are a lot, and I mean a lot, of "sales" on HDTVs this holiday weekend. Don't get me wrong, there are actually a lot

The much anticipated annual Consumer Electronics Show (CES) begins this Monday (Jan. 7th) in Las Vegas, where plenty of new technologies are sure to be unveiled. Wireless HD, though not a new concept, has finally become a reality and will be on display at this year's CES. Several companies will be showing off their versions of wireless HD including the aptly named WirelessHD group, Westinghouse and LG.

WirelessHD, a consortium of companies including Sony, Toshiba and now Intel among others, has announced its completion of a chip that will allow HD signal to be beamed from DVD players, cameras, set-top boxes, etc. to the television set without compressing the signal, which can lessen