Color. Laser. Printer. It rolls off the tongue nicely, but it sure doesn’t sound very sexy.
So what would it take for me to get you to buy one? A free iPod? How about a free PlayStation Portable? Maybe a free GPS?
Believe it or not, that’s exactly what NewEgg is offering when you buy the Xerox Phaser 6130/N between now and the end of the month.
At around $325, the 6130/N is a solid value in its own right, with full PostScript and Pantone support, USB and Ethernet connectivity, and print speeds up to 16ppm. This isn’t some clearance printer, either: it got a respectable 3/5 rating from PCMag and is one of the smallest on the market.
But consider the bundles they’re offering (a free $210 22-inch LCD monitor or free $198 Garmin Nuvi 250W, for example) and it’s like you’re getting the printer or just $125.
Did we menthon there’s free shipping? A good thing since it weighs almost 40 pounds!
Graphics tablets have always been rather niche, despite Wacom’s best efforts over the years to mass market them.

Perhaps the most annoying out-of-the-box shortcoming of Apple’s beloved iPod, iPhone, and AppleTV products is the lack of support for DivX or XviD movies.
Etymotic makes some terrific earphones, and with the
One half of the StuffGeeksWant team recently moved from Virginia to Texas (now you know why there was that lull in posts!).
Do you ever wish you could charge your iPod or cell-phone without having to find a power outlet?
A buddy of mine was asking for advice about flash-memory HD camcorders, and I recommended the Canon VIXIA HF100 to him, because it’s the upgrade to a model another friend of mine has, and these things take awesome video.


