Tech deals this week

12 February 2016
Hottest Game Deals this Week

Did you see MyBroadband’s awesome, well-received Valentine’s Day deals article earlier this week?

Rather unfortunately, there were a few criticisms, like “the person who picked these gifts has obviously never had a significant other”.

As the life of a Staff Writer is a life of loneliness and dedication, he’s not allowed any romantic interactions as they will dull his sharp wit and distract his focussed mind.

It’s kind of like being a monk, except he can’t do any sweet kung fu and he’s have never had a moment of enlightenment.

Besides, who wouldn’t want a large-screen LED TV or a PS4 for Valentine’s Day?


Samsung 48-inch Smart LED TV from House & Home – R7,969

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Microsoft Wireless Mobile Mouse 1000 from Loot – R119

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Galaxy Note 5 from Bidorbuy – R9,799

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Lenovo 10,400mAh Power Bank from Bidorbuy – R360

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Raidmax Hybrid Series Modular Power Supply from Loot – R929

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Lenovo Yoga 3 Pro from Bidorbuy – R15,000

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Apple MacBook Pro MF840 from Bidorbuy – R25,499

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Hisense 55-inch Smart UHD LED TV from Makro – R10,999

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Asus 15.6-inch X-Series Core i3 Notebook from Makro – R5,499

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Sansui 39-inch LED TV from HiFi Corp – R3,299.90

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WD 1TB portable drive from CNA – R899.90

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LG 49-inch UHD LED TV from House & Home – R9,899

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Asus Intel Celeron Notebook from House & Home – R3,699

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HP Intel Core i3 laptop from Dion Wired – R6,000

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This article originally appeared on MyBroadband and is republished with permission.

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