400W FSP 'ATX-400PNF' pPFC PSU
Up to 85% Efficient, ATX 2.01, ATX12V, PCI-E, SATA Ready

This PSU is listed on Scans website at £32.49, but when you add it to basket, it comes up as £22.31.

Bargin for a reliable power supply.

£6.99 plus shipping.

Don't forget Quidco.

Charges 2 or 4 AA/AAA Ni-MH/NiCd Batteries
Automatic charging current selection for AA/AAA batteries
Universal fit for AA/AAA batteries with moving plate features

Belkin SurgeMaster 4-Socket SurgeMaster®

Have you just purchased a new plasma TV / home-office equipment - is it worth thousands £££'s ?. Protect your investment further with £25K insurance applied to any product connected to this fabulous surge strip. With a deal this good....Why not protect all t more...

Well, popped into store today, great deals to be had. 3 for 2 on all cleaning products that includes power washers, car hoovers and various cleaning products. I picked up two bottles of Auto Glym 'Bodywork Shampoo Conditioner' 2.5 litre bottle and a £12 shammy, £27 the lot. Bare in mind the shampoo more...

Gutted bought this yesterday for 12.99 and its now reduced to this price! Great deal just for New Zealand Story!

21 Classics Taito Games
Space Invaders
Space Invaders Part 2
New Zealand Story
Phoenix
Alpine Ski
Elevator Action
Crazy Balloon
Chack n' Pop
Lunar Rescue
Balloon Bomber
Legend of Kage
Th more...

*Rechargeable Battery Packs and Docking Station for your Wii Remote
*Two rechargeable Battery Packs remove the need for standard batteries
*Store, protect and recharge your Wii Remote

This is the best price I've been able to find so far. Due for release on 2nd March.

These surge protectors are an essential item for your PC and electrical equipment. This one at PCWorld is currently on buy-one-get-one-free, meaning you get 2 of them for £14.99. This is the collect at store price, or if you prefer to get it delivered, then add on £3.99. I find their collect-at-stor more...

I spotted this offer when reading last months PC Pro magazine, and thought it was a really good idea. What it is - you plug your computer into the main slot on the socket, and plug your peripherals (printers, scanners etc.) into the other available sockets. Whenever you switch off your PC, the plug more...

Hi guys!
I'm not sure about the "dealness" of this deal, but I'll post it here and let you all make the decision, and remember to use the vote button. Personally, I think it's quite a nice little device, very useful - especially if you're off on holidays this summer.

It is a portable rechargeable l more...