Makro, Dion Wired, BT Games, HiFi Corp and Game all have tech specials this weekend on a variety of products.
TVs, hard drives, decoders and gaming console are all on promotion.
Check out the specials below:
Sony 40-inch Full HD LED TV (Makro) – R5,799.00
Makro has a Sony 40-inch Full HD LED TV for R5,799 this weekend.
The TV features 2 HDMI ports and 1 USB 1, along with a 12-month guarantee.
The special is valid until 14 January 2013.
Sony 40-inch Full HD LED TV
LG 47-inch Full HD 3D Slim LED TV (Makro) – R9,999.00
An LG 47-inch Full HD 3D Slim LED TV is priced at R9,999.00 this weekend.
The TV features 4 HDMI ports and 3 USB ports, along with a 24-month guarantee.
The special is valid until 14 January 2013.
LG 47-inch Full HD 3D Slim LED TV
Samsung 40-inch Smart Full HD LED TV (Dion Wired) – R5,000
Dion Wired has priced its Samsung 40-inch Smart Full HD LED TV at R5,000.
The TV features 2 HDMI ins and 1 USB port, along with a 2-year warranty.
The special is valid until 22 January 2013.
Samsung 40-inch Smart Full HD LED TV
Halo 4 Limited Edition Xbox 360 console bundle (BT Games) – R3,199.90
BT Games has reduced the price of the Halo 4 Limited Edition Xbox 360 console bundle.
The package includes a Halo 4 branded 320GB console, 2 controllers, a wireless headset and the epic sci-fi shooter that is Halo 4.
If you aren’t convinced, check out MyGaming’s Halo 4 review.
The special is valid for January while stocks last.
Halo 4 Limited Edition Xbox 360 console bundle
DSTV PVR HD decoder (HiFi Corp) – R1,999.99
Hi-Fi Corp’s “Deal of the Week” includes a DSTV PVR decoder on special for R1,999.99.
The special includes the decoder, as well as installation.
The special is valid until 13 January 2013.
DSTV PVR HD decoder
Western Digital 2TB hard drive (Game) – R999.99
A Western Digital 2TB hard drive from Game is priced at R999.99 this weekend.
The 3.5-inch hard drive uses USB 2.0 and has a 12-month warranty.
The special is valid until 13 January 2013.
Western Digital 2TB hard drive
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