Hi, Roy.

 JH> For some of the better non-rebate pricing,  check out
 JH> www.pricewatch.com

 RJT> That site acted rather strange for me.  The first page came up,  and
 RJT> then it acted as if I'd clicked on "memory",  which is not what I
 RJT> wanted.

Yes,  summary of best memory prices comes up by default.  To get
prices on other things, select one of the categories up top. Then, click
on the one you want, and it gives page listings of the various vendors
and their prices, starting with lowest prices.  Lots of vendors selling
hard drives.

 RJT> Hitting the back button got me to the other page again,  which
 RJT> showed the "memory" link as active (in red) and then it
proceeded to do
 RJT> it again!  Repeatedly!  I finally got past that by reloading it,  I
 RJT> think...

I'm not fully understanding you here,  but no matter - - see above.

 JH> Another pretty good source is at www.techbargains.com They usually
 JH> print on Fri or SAT a "heads-up" for upcoming weekend deals from
 JH> the national mass-retailers.  These are sometimes among the very
 JH> best prices, but almost invariably they involve rebates.

 RJT> Actually I hit this one first.  Not bad.

That darn webpage takes a long time to load.  It just displays the
newest postings.  Down at the bottom, you can click on "Recent News" to
see postings for other recent days.  I looked back the other day to last
Sunday's listings - - looks like 120's for about $80-$90 and 160's for
about $100, at the mass-retailers.

- - -  JimH.

... Good old days?  Heck, Jim, what was good about them? - Bubba.
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