The Epson Stylus NX127 prints at up to 5760 x 1440 dpi. It can also scan and copy photos and documents measuring up to 8.5″ x 11″. A one-step process can automatically turn documents into PDFs.

The Epson Stylus NX127 requires a USB cable, which does not come in the box. More and more printers are WiFi-enabled and we recommend spending the extra cash for the convenience of  being able to print from anywhere in your home and from any computer, rather than having to tether your printer to your laptop.

The Epson Sylus NX127 normally retails at Best Buy for $69.99, which means this is a good bargain if it fits your needs.

For a full listing of Black Friday deals, visit the Notebooks.com Black Friday laptops page, where we hav a umber of guides.

Black Friday 2010: Epson Stylus NX127 All-in-One for $29.99 is a post by Notebooks.com Staff from Notebooks.com.

Best Buy will be selling $50 iTunes gift cards for just $40 on Black Friday. The cards can be used to make app, music, and video purchases or rentals on any Mac, PC or Apple iOS device, including the iPhone, iPod Touch, iPod and Apple TV. Like most Black Friday deals at Best Buy, there will be a limited number of iTunes cards available.

For a full listing of Black Friday deals, visit Notebooks.com’s Black Friday laptops page.

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Almost all newer laptops are compatible with these TVs.

Vizio 32″ E320VA HDTV for $348

Get a32″ HDTV for just $348.99 after a $101 discount. You can watch HD video (up to 720p) on the Vizio E320VA from just about any source, including most consumer laptops, a cable box or set-top box such as the new Apple TV.

No coupon or rebates are required to get this deal.

Visit Dell.com to get this deal.

Sharp 42″ LCD 1080p HDTV for $579

Get a 42″ flat screen TV with an MSRP of $949 for just $579 after an instant discount of $370 at Dell.com. No coupon or rebates required. The LC-42SB48UT comes with four HDMI ports, making it easy to hook up a Blu-ray player, gaming systems and even your laptop.

Visit Dell.com to get this deal.

Sony Bravia EX40B Series HDTV with Built-in Blu-ray for $699

Get $300 off the  Sony Bravia EX40B Series HDTV with built-in Blu-ray Disc player. The Sony Bravia EX40B HDTV displays Blu-ray content at full 1080p and has several advanced features, including USB-enabled MP3 players and flash drives so you can view your personal media on the big screen.  The built-in Blu-ray player means you won’t have to spend extra money on a stand-alone Blu-ray or DVD player.

Visit Dell.com to get this deal.

$200 off Mitsubishi 60″  WD-60C10 3D LCD HDTV

Get a Mitsubishi cinema 3D HDTV for $899 after a $200 discount. The WD-60C10 3D Home Cinema TV measures five-feet diagonally, providing an immersive experience.

Watch the latest movies and entertainment programs in 3D for less than $1,000.

Visit Dell.com to get the ‘WD-60C10 3D for $899′ deal.

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Dell’s 14-inch notebook is easier to carry around campus than its 15-inch counterparts.

The Dell Inspiron 14R is available in several configurations from Dell and retailers, such as Best Buy. The $549.99 Dell Inspiron being offered as part of this promotion has the following specifications:

SYSTEM Inspiron 14R

• Processor: Intel® Coreâ„¢ i3-370M (2.4GHz, 4Threads, 3M cache)
• Battery: Lithium Ion Battery (6-Cell) Up to 5 hours, 15 minutes of battery life
• Display 14.0″ High Definition (720p) LED Display with TrueLife
• Audio: High Definition Audio 2.2, Support SRSâ„¢ Premium Sound
• Optical: Drive: 8X CD/DVD Burner (Dual Layer DVD+/-R Drive) – w/ Roxio Burn 1.0
• Wireless: Dell Wireless DW1501, 802.11 g/n 1×1 Half Mini Card
• Webcam: Integrated 1.3M Pixel Webcam

• Network Card Integrated 10/100 Network Card
• Bluetooth: Dell Wireless 365 Internal Bluetooth (V2.1 + EDR)

This deal is only valid for 48 hours (ending 10/7).

View more details and get the deal at Dell.com.

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UPDATE:  To our readers, sorry folks. Due to some technical issues with CoveritLive, we are unable to bring you this event as originally planned.  However, please stay tuned to our coverage.  We will have news, editorials, photos, etc all throughout the day about todays event.  Thank you.

And now, here is what is going on at the Apple Event:

Steve Jobs took the stage and talking about how Apple is a mobile company.  Its where their main revenues (laptop, iPod, app store) have been coming from.

And then he talked about Apples’s history of new devices…building up to the announcement we were all waiting for….

The new device has been named, and it is iPad.

iPad is the in between device between an iPod/iPhone and a laptop.  It is for browsing the web, doing email, photo sharing, video watching, playing games, and reading ebooks.

Steve is walking the audience through a demonstration of the iPad.  Its a thin device that you can change backgrounds.   To open, it slide scrolls like an iPhone/iPod. Icons are like the iPhone with Mac OS X dock. Turning capabilities of the device for web browsing like iPhone/iPod touch.  There is an on screen keyboard- very large one.  The music player is a hybrid of iTunes and what is on the iPhone.  It can look through photos, emails and calendar events like the iPhone, with a sync to the desktop calendar.  You can watch videos in Hi-Definition.  FYI, the video of choice seems to be Star Trek.

During the demo, Steve tried to to go a story on the NY Times site and was denied due to a flash plugin error in Safari.  Interesting.

Also during the demo, Steve has said that the device can cross platform sync photos- either from Mac or Windows…including Mac’s own iPhoto.

Steve is showing Places– meaning that Google Maps is up and running perfectly

The demo is now going on with iTunes.  Its is alot like using iTunes on the desktop.  You can use the new Album Cover view to bring up similar songs.  You can play songs right from iTunes.  Its just like the desktop.  Yipee for those who dont want a high learning curve.

Steve is loading up his current location.  We arent sure if this means there is GPS or location sensing tech in the iPad.  But, there is a WiFi connection being used.

Steve is watching movies now, Star Trek, in widescreen landscape more.  The movie is only taking up half of the screen real estate because its widescreen.  More interesting..

And now, the specifications:

.5 inches thin, 1.5 lbs, 9.7 inc IPS display

Full capacative multi touch

1Ghz Apple A4 chip

16GB to 64 GB of flash storage

802.11n, Bluetooth 2.1 + EDR, 30 pin connector, speaker, microphone

Accelerometer and compass

10 hour battery life

All iPhone applications

Same “green” technology that they already use in their notebook line

There is a lot of discussion on the new applications available for the device.  It can use all the iPhone applications. The App Store is loaded on the iPad for consumers.  The SDK is available for download from Apple today.  Some of the developers are coming on stage to demo their new applications.

Games seem to work very well, especially if they use OpenGLS. First person shooters and other games move well and adapt to the iPad. Gameloft with their Nova FPS goes live when the iPad launches.

Social networking sites like Facebook look nice and work well.

The New York Times is making a specific iPad application, just like they did for the iPhone. Nice to know that the “real media” is putting in their two cents on this. You can jump around, look at pictures, and play video from the application.  Its an interactive news paper.

(Note: In case you were curious, yes the Apple Store is still up and online.  We’ll have more details on what this means later.)

Application called Brushes will be available when iPad launches.

EA is showing their gaming gusto with Need for Speed, a fully touch enabled game for the iPad.

For all the sports nuts, MLB.com is showing off their new application for the iPad.  Its a baseball fans dream. You can watch every detail, get every statistic, watch games in a corner of the screen, view baseball cards, show pitch trajectories, and..well, you name it..the works.

And now Steve drops the bomb, a new applicaton called iBooks, an e-reader application for the iPad. There is a iBook Book store where you can buy books for the iPad.  It looks like it has the support of a lot of the major publication houses out there.  Those talks that happened this week between Apple and them now make sense.  It works like the Kindle application just with better touch capability and tap support.  It uses the ePub format for the e-books.  Nice to see that.

Their iWork office suite now has a version specifically for the new iPad. They reworked the user interface to make it happen. iWork uses landscape mode for viewing, entering data, etc.  They are demoing all the applications, Keynote, Pages, Numbers, Sheets, etc.  It will be $9.99 per application.

The device syncs over USB like an iPhone.

And now the infamous Steve Jobs line– “One more thing…”

The device does have WiFi, but models will have 3g.  The pricing?  One plan is 250MG of data per month for $14.99.  $29.99 for unlimited data.  This is all with AT&T.  You will also be able to use AT&T WiFi hotspots for free.  There is NO contract.  The iPad is unlocked and uses microSIM cards, and will be available internationally by June.

The price of an iPad with WiFi starts at $499 for the 16GB model.  $599 for the 32GB  and $699 for the 64GB models. For the 3G models, add $130 to the price tag.  The device ships in 60 days, with 90 days for the 3G models.  (Note: This is why the Apple Store didnt black out like it usually does when new stuff comes out.)

There are accessories too.  There is a standard dock.  And then, there is a keyboard dock! There is also a case for the iPad.

You will be able to sync applications you already bought for your iPod/iPhone onto the iPad and not have to pay twice.

(Note: nothing on importing existing ebooks, multitasking, camera or notifications.)

They already have a base of iPad users, since 75 million people already use an iPhone/iPod touch.

“Our most advanced technology in a magical and revolutionary device at an unbelievable price.”

Time for the press to get a hands-on with the iPad.

And that is a wrap from the iPad event.  Thanks for tuning into Notebooks.com for today’s coverage.  Be sure to check back with us for more news, analysis, opinions and other items about the iPad.

Apple Event: Live Thoughts is a post by Notebooks.com Staff from Notebooks.com.

The Dell Studio 15 is a mainstream notebook with a 15.6″ display. It has more multimedia features and horsepower than Dell’s Inspiron notebooks, some of which retailers are selling as Black Friday specials.

The notebook being sold by Staples on Black Friday comes with a 2.2GHz Intel Core 2 Duo T6600 processor, 500 GB hard drive and 4 GB of RAM.  Windows 7 Home Premium operating system is also included.

Quantities of the Dell Studio 15 wat this price will be limited on Black Friday. Those looking to score this deal will need to show up well before the doors open.

Dell Studio 15 Product Specifications

Black Friday: Dell Studio 15 Laptop for $599.98 at Staples is a post by Notebooks.com Staff from Notebooks.com.