There is a brand new coupon code out for Leap Frog Canada that will save you  $5 on orders of $30 or more, for a limited time only.

Click here to shop right now @ Shop.leapfrog.com

• Coupon Code: PARENTCA
• Discount: $5 Off $30 or more
• Expiry: 10th May 2013

Here is the fine print for this deal:

Discount offer not valid on bundles, special offers or promotions, App center download codes and App Center purchases. Minimum purchase amount necessary to qualify for the discount does not include tax or shipping. This offer may not be combined with other offers requiring a promotion code.

This is a great deal because you will be able to select the games or items that you would prefer, instead of being limited to just a few.  If you cannot find something to use this coupon code on, they still have their incredible Spring Sale happening.  You will be able to save up to 60% on the items included in this sale.

Leap Frog offers free shipping for all orders of $60 or more.

For all of the latest Leapfrog coupons, you will find them posted up on the Bargainmoose coupon forum for easy online shopping.

Metro: Last Light is going to be huge and as is commonplace with most huge, new games, it’s gonna be a resource hog. Give it the resources to pig out on with a new GeForce GTX Video Card from Canada Computers and Electronics.

•  Click here for a FREE copy of Metro: Last Light with your GeForce GTX

When you pick up a GeForce GTX 660 video card or higher you’re going to get Metro: Last Light (PC) via digital download. It’ll run through Steam. Retail price is around $50. Shipping on the game is free since it’s a digital download and shipping on the video cards depends on where you live and what you buy. It’s not a flat rate. If you live near a Canada Computers location in Ontario or Quebec, you can pick up your GeForce GTX in-store for free.

• Click here to Canada Computers store locations

Metro: Last Light is the sequel to the Ukrainian game Metro 2034 which is based on a 2005 Russian novel by Dmitry Glukhovsky. And a partridge in a pear tree! Getting away from the game for just a second, isn’t it great when something spawns a whole bunch of other awesome properties?  The book has also gotten a sequel and a whole series of books written by other authors, as well as two games. Anywho, Metro: Last Light has been pushed like no other. It’s been on video game stores for months and it isn’t even out yet! I did some looking around and it looks like it’s going to be an awesome game.

One of the things that makes it awesome is the graphics. I’m not really a graphics guy in that I don’t need good graphics to enjoy a game. My current PC games of choice are Warcraft 3 and Portal. The original Portal. It’s gameplay that matters to me. That being said though, if the graphical ponies are there, let them gallop. To do that you’re going to need a good video card and with this deal you get a great, beautiful game when you buy a GeForce GTX 660 or higher video card. There are dozens of cards available and the price ranges anywhere from $200 to $1100 so there is a video card here for everyone!

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It’s spring at Dell Canada and they have some great sales including this 42″ Sharp Aquos LED HDTV.

• Click here now to get your new TV right now @ Dell.ca

The TV is normally $799.99 but you save $250, which means you only pay $549.99! On top of that, shipping is free. Great deal!

I have a Sharp TV and I love it. It isn’t even an Aquos and I love it. This has all the stuff you’d expect from Sharp’s higher end line like an LED edge lit 1080p screen and all the appropriate connectors to hook up your game consoles, Blu-Ray players, sound systems and set top boxes.

But with this TV you kind of don’t need a set top box. It’s a Smart HDTV so it has a lot of the functionality of a set top box built in. It has apps like Netflix and CinemaNow so it really helps towards cord cutting if you’re trying to get away from insane monthly cable bills. It also has Wi-Fi, which I think is awesome. Not everyone has a wired house or a way to wire it easily. I have an unfinished basement so I can run cable wherever but if your basement is finished or you rent, it’s a real pain to run cables.

(Expires: 9th May 2013)

Whether you’re an IT goon at a huge company or just starting up a small business, this printer and the price offered by Canadian Computers is awesome.

• Get your new All-in-One Printer @ CanadaComputers.com

The Brother MFC-7460DN laser printer is normally $250, but you get it for $140 after the $110 savings!

I spend a decent amount of time in my day job configuring and installing printers. I’ve installed a lot of Brother MFC-7460DNs. The fact that most of the thousands of independently-owned locations that I support have chosen this printer, and that I can pick it out pf the pack, speaks volumes for it. I’ve never used one personally, but I’ve set a lot of them up and they are a dream to set up. Their BRAdmin tool makes it the easiest network printer to set up, hands down.

This is, as I mentioned, an All-in-One unit that can really act as the central piece of equipment in an office. It faxes, prints, scans and copies. The network features mean that you can easily share it out to all the computers on the network. It also allows you to make changes to the network independent of the printer. Very helpful.

Shipping will depend on where you are having your order delivered. Just to use as an example, to ship this All-in-One Printer to Saskatchewan, the fee would be $25.60.

(Expires: 20th May 2013)

Dell Canada is hosting a digital camera and camcorder sale with up to $350 off original prices.

• Click here to shop the Dell camera sale

There is a camera bundle that is indeed $350 off. The Sony Alpha SLT-A57K 16.1 MP DSLR bundle with 18-55mm Zoom Lens, Sony 8GB SD Card and Photo Creativity Suite was originally $949.99 and is now on sale for $599.99! The camera and lens without the additional bundle costs $674.99 at The Sony Store so Dell is really giving you a great deal.

Another deal that seems pretty good is the Olympus SP-720UZ iHS Black Camera Bundle with 26x Optical Zoom, Full HD Video Capture, Case and 4GB SD Card which is on sale from $249.99 and is now only $159.99. I love that it has HD video capabilities for such an inexpensive camera.

There are many awesome camera deals at Dell right now, check them all out.

Get free shipping on all orders.

(Expiry: 9th May 2013)

Kobo Books is offering a free cover with a Kobo Touch or Kobo Glo purchase at participating retailers. The free cover is up to a $30 value.

• Click here to read the details @ Kobobooks Canada

There are five retailers participating in this deal:

• Chapters Indigo Canada
• Best Buy Canada
• The Source Canada
• Future Shop Canada
• Staples Canada

I could not find anywhere online where The Source, Future Shop, or Best Buy mentioned the free cover. It may only be just in-store offers for them. However, Chapters does mention the free cover and you do need to add the cover separately to your cart and it will come off.

For Staples, the instructions are very specific:

Add Item #982692 (KOBO Glo e-Reader, Pink) and one of the Heart and Soul Cover Skus listed below into your cart and type code 76471 in the Add/Edit Coupons section of the online checkout to redeem this free offer! – Ends 14th May 2013

Most the stores offer free shipping with a minimum ranging from $20 – $50. With the cost of a Kobo Touch or Glo you should certainly be getting free shipping with it no matter which retailer you choose.

(Expiry: 16th May 2013)

Getting paid to buy a computer? That’s what’s happening at Memory Express Canada.

• Click here to get your new computer AND a $50 gift card @ MemoryExpress.com

When you pick up an Asus desktop or All-in-One, you will get a $50 gift card from Memory Express. They have a lot of great gear and often have good deals so you can make this $50 stretch.

This deal says it is valid on Asus Desktops and All-in-Ones but the deal page only actually shows All-in-Ones. So I did a search for Asus Desktop and, lo and behold, only All-in-Ones come up. I don’t know if it’s because they only have All-in-Ones or I’m just missing something. In any event, we’re talking about All-in-Ones!

I like these All-in-Ones because of their simplicity. If you don’t know much about computers they are great. It’s one box that you just sit on your desk, plug in, and go. Very simple. It’s also great for small spaces. It’s literally just  a screen with a computer built in to the back so if your office is small or you are a student in a dorm, this is a great space saver. You could even put in on the kitchen counter and not have to worry about having a big clunky computer taking up space or drilling holes in your counter to run cables from your computer to your screen, keyboard and mouse.

Shipping is $4.99.

(Expiry: 12th May 2013)

Boost your network speed with this great deal on a D-Link Xtreme N Gigabit Router from Memory Express Canada.

• Click here to get your new wireless router @ MemoryExpress.com

This is a great router. I have a friend who bought it when it first came out and it was hundreds of dollars and this friend knows his stuff. He doesn’t just buy any random piece of gear, he analyzes the pros and cons and gets the equipment with the best price-to-quality ratio. He later lost his mind, went all Apple and got their router.

That being said, my friend is a little nuts and in reality most people aren’t going to notice the difference between one wireless router compared to another. The routers are also packed with features that you’ll likely never use. So what should matter to the average consumer is that this is a good piece of equipment for a good price. One techy thing the average consumer SHOULD be aware of is that this wont necessarily make your Internet faster but rather make your network faster. Noe there are caveats to that statement about perceived Internet speed based on network condition and blah, blah, blah. I’m basically just saying that so we don’t get angry emails saying “Shawn said my Internet would be faster if I got this.” Do your research, people!

Shipping is $4.99 for items under 100 pounds.

(Expires: 3rd May 2013, 10:59PM ET)

eBay Canada seller surplusbydesign is offering 60% off the Kodak PlayTouch Zi10 128 MB Camcorder in silver. Originally $199.97, it is now on sale for $79.98.

• Click here to view the Kodak Camcorder @ eBay.ca

Tax is applicable on all purchases and will be charged at your usual provincial rate. Shipping is free. The camcorder ships from within Canada so there will be no customs/duties.

Features:

• 4x Digital Zoom
• 3.0″ LCD Display
• 1080p FULL HD Video Resolution
• 5MP Still Capture Resolution
• SDHC Memory Card Supported

It is a brand new product, sealed in its original manufacture packaging.

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Gone are the dark days of laptops being a luxury item. MemoryExpress has helped usher in the era of every household having a laptop and they are continuing with the Asus X54C.

• Click here to get your new laptop @ MemoryExpress.com

Remember the dark days of laptop computing? The days when you only had a laptop if it was issued to you for school or work or if you were rich or had saved up tons of money? Yeah, me too. Weren’t those just terrible days? I remember paying over $2000 for a Toshiba laptop that is less powerful (by quite a bit) than my phone.

The Asus laptop being offered is perfect for the casual user and priced accordingly. It’s only $399.99 which is $100 off the regular price of $499.99. You aren’t gonna be playing the latest games or rendering 5k footage with this thing but if you wanna play Angry Birds, use Facebook or Skype with someone, it’ll be fine.  Here are the specs:

• Windows 7 Home Premium 64-bit
• Intel Core i3 Processor
• 6GB DDR3 RAM
• 15.6″ 16:9 HD LED Screen
• 500 GB HDD
• 2.6 kg (with 4 cell battery)

(Expires: 1st May 2013, 10:59PM ET)

Enjoy the Dell Canada Blowout Event with savings on computers and electronics.

• Click here to shop the sale PCs

• Click here to shop the sale electronics

Here are some of the big discounts in this sale:

• Sharp 39″ LED TV – LC-39LE440U Aquos 1080P 60HZ HDTV Was $649.99 | Now $349.99
• D-Link Systems Wi-Fi Booster Smart Beam Dual Band AP Was $129.99 | Now $69.99
• SanDisk 240 GB Extreme Solid State Drive Was $399.99 | Now $219.99
• Seagate 2TB 3.5″ USB 3 Expansion Desktop External Hard drive Was $146.99 | Now $89.99
• Omnimount Full Motion Wall Mount for 23″ to 60″ Flat Panel TVs Was $149.99 | Now $44.99

There are just way too many good electronics deals to mention! Many are over 50% off which is a great discount for electronics.

Free shipping on all orders with Dell.

(Expiry: 3rd May 2013 @ 6AM)

How would you like a new 55″ Sony Bravia? How would you like $400? Get both with Sony!

• Click here to get your new TV @ Sony.ca

First things first: if you’re reading this and want this TV even a little bit, go for it. There were five TVs on sale, and at this point one is out of stock and three are on back-order. Those three are still on sale but who wants to wait, right? Regardless, we’re talking about the one that is still available. I really like Sony’s Bravia line. I’ve not owned one, but if my wife didn’t get a better employee discount on our Sharp TV, I had a Sony TV on my short list.

The TV was $2399.99 but you save $400, so you only pay $1999.99. Here are the specs on the Bravia LED HX850:

• 55″ LED LCD 1080p Screen
• Network Connectivity including Skype, Yahoo! Widgets, DLNA and more
• Four HDMI
• Two Composite
• Two USB

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Amazon Canada has dropped the price on both the Amazon Kindle eReader and the Amazon Kindle Paperwhite. The Kindle was $89 and is now $79. The Kindle paperwhite was $139 and is now $129.

• Click here to shop the Amazon Kindle

• Click here to shop the Amazon Kindle Paperwhite

I noticed a little bit ago that there was a price drop on these on the Amazon.com website and I was hoping we might see the same. I am so glad that we finally have!

So, what are the big differences between these two machines? That was the first question I asked myself and I thought you might want to know as well.

The biggest difference is in the screen. the regular Kindle uses an E Ink Pearl display where as the Kindle paperwhite uses the Paperwhite Built-in Light display. This provides a in-screen light and also a better resolution. Another big difference is the controller: the kindle uses a five way controller button located underneath the screen whereas the paperwhite has touch screen technology and uses two point multi-touch. Last but not least: battery. The regular kindle has a four week battery and the paperwhite has an eight week battery. Twice the juice!

No matter which device you go for, you can now get either for $10 cheaper and enjoy free shipping on all orders over $25.

The Apple Store is selling refurbished third generation iPads for 29% off. They come with a one-year warranty and free shipping.

• Click here to shop @ Apple

Before you get frightened off with the word refurbished, note that all of these third generation iPads come with a one-year warranty, a brand new battery and a new outer shell. They are also tested and certified by Apple. If you decide you don’t like it after you buy, check out their 14-day return policy. For even more of a guarantee, you can purchase Apple’s Applecare Protection Plan.

For $409, you’ll save $170 off this 16GB iPad with Wi-Fi and cellular, originally released in March 2012. With Bluetooth 4.0, HD video recording, 10-hour battery life, 9.7-inch retina display, this iPad has what you need.

Need more? The 32GB iPad is $499, but you’ll save $180.

Need even more? Check out the 64GB iPad, $100 off, now only $549.

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Dell Canada is running two back-to-back 48 hour sales. The second one started today and features deals on both computers and electronics.

• Click here to shop laptop deals @ Dell.ca

• Click here to shop electronic deals @ Dell.ca

This Alienware TactX Headset was $59.99 and is now only $39.99. I own an Alienware computer, and two Alienware mice and love all three of them. I don’t really need another headset, but am sorely tempted to get this one because I have had such great experiences with the brand and it would match my computer!

If you need a new bag to tote around your laptop in… this Dell – Adventure 17” Messenger is down from $60 to $19.99. That is 66% off the original retail price.

There are also a couple 50% off deals worth checking out too:

• MDR-NC200D Digital Noise Canceling Headphones – Was $199.99 | Now $99.99
• TRENDnet 500 Mbps Compact Powerline Ethernet AV Adapter Kit (TPL-406E2K) – Was $109.99 | Now $54.99

As per usual, free shipping on all orders.

(Expiry: 26th April 2013 @ 6AM)