Tech DC

eBay has recently announced new seller fee prices to take effect at the end of March. While they announced “lower insertion fees”, if you are selling something that sells for between $50 and $1500, your total fees will end up much higher.
The new fee structure will have no listing fees for the typical auction [...]

Why you should buy a home theater projector
Screen size. For the ultimate large screen (100+ inch) theater experience, a front projector is the only solution under $80,000. There are large LCD, Plasma, and rear-projector televisions, but none over 100 inches that can practically be purchased or fit through your door.
Why you should not buy a [...]

Shoppin’ Time
It’s an important tradition in the US, spending time with family and going shopping.
For information on 2009 Black Friday deals, see bfads.net and slickdeals.net.

But be careful to look at yourself in the mirror. You don’t want to look like the People of Walmart (warning: site contains partially clothed unattractive people).

Online travel booking is easier than ever. And for us lucky folk in Washington DC with three airports (Dulles, Reagan, and BWI) there are flights everywhere and lots of deals. Below are some useful travel sites.
Travel Reservations
Travelocity - early leader in online reservations with roots back to CompuServe and AOL. Now known for the gnome [...]

Dropbox is one of my favorite tools to help small businesses in the D.C. area share files on the cheap.
Dropbox Wiki Info
Besides simply sharing files with your friends, office co-workers, or just your other computers, there are lots of other uses.
See the Tips and Tricks page and Dropbox Add-on page on the Dropbox Wiki explaining [...]