If you want one, you better line up early, because they will sell out fast.

[via Engadget]

The Vostok 3KA-2 was shot into space on March 25, 1961, exactly 18 days before Yuri Gagarin became the first man in space. Gagarin used an identical capsule to go into space. 3KA-2 didn’t have an astronaut, but it did have a mannequin and a dog named Zvyozdochka, both of whom returned safely to Earth from orbit.

Sotheby’s in NYC will put the capsule on the auction block on April 12, and it’s expected to fetch between 2 and 10 million dollars.

[via GearLog via DVice]

The deal includes a 5-year limited warranty; shipping is also free. Again you can avail of the promo at LogicBuy. As is the case with deals, stocks are limited so act quickly. $0.10 per gigabyte! Buy it now! Hesitation is for pussies! Kidding.

[via gear diary]

For just $1299, you’ll get a good deal on the 46-inch Sony Bravia KDL-46S4100, plus you’ll get the 19-inch Bravia KDL-19M4000/S thrown in (via a $499 instant savings on the bundle). The KDL-46S4100 is a highly rated flat screen LCD with full 1080p resolution, while the 19-inch silver-bezeled LCD TV normally retails for $499, and displays 720p images (upscaled onto a 1440 x 900 display). The KDL-19M4000/S isn’t too shabby if you’re looking for an extra set for your office, kitchen or a bedroom and is a great bonus if you were already in the market for a large LCD for your living room.

If you want to get in on this deal, you’d better bust a move over to Dell before the offer expires tomorrow.

The DP1 is a compact digital camera that features a 14-megapixel optical sensor powered by Foveon CMOS technology, a pop-up flash and a 2.5-in LCD viewing screen. Go to Sigma’s DP1 website or Digital Photography Review’s article on the DP1 and see if it’s the right camera for you. But be quick about it if you want to save $500 – these surely won’t last long.

The Yamaha YSP-800 lets you add a complete surround sound system to any room, with just one box. The system uses 23 individual speakers to bounce sound all around you. List price for the YSP-800 is $899, but it’s now on sale for just $359.07 (60% off).

Didn’t get that HD-DVD player you wanted? Now you can snag the latest Toshiba HD-A3 HD-DVD Player for about 40% off of list. Regular price is $299.99, and it’s now just $178 (41% off).

Got the player, but not the TV to go with it? Here’s a great deal on a 47-inch Full HD 1080p LCD flat screen with a great picture. The Toshiba REGZA 47HL167 LCD Television lists for $2299.99, but is on sale for the ridiculously low price $1,199.77 (45% off).

The Audio-Technica ATH-ANC7 Noise-Canceling Headphones are arguably the best reviewed noise-reducing headphones available. Now you can grab a pair for just $123.06 (45% off).

If you didn’t manage to grab a GPS yet, you might want to check out the Mio C520 Widescreen GPS. It’s one of the more full-featured navigators out there, with a 4.3-inch screen, spoken street names, media player and Bluetooth hands-free calling. List price is $399.99, so it’s a steal at only $258.57 (35% off).

For more great electronic bargains every day, be sure to bookmark Amazon’s Daily Electronic Deals.

[FYI... Technabob is an Amazon affiliate]

After dropping the price on Toshiba’s HD-A2 HD DVD player to $199, there’s now an ad that shows an unbelievable price of $98.87. I’m sure this is a loss-leader for Wally World, but it’s still but it’s a clear sign that the HD DVD camp means business. As far as I know, the sale is a one-day only deal for this Friday (November 2, 2007 starting at 8am), but I wouldn’t doubt that the regular retail price for these players drops close to this level as the holidays approach.

With the cheapest Blu-Ray players running around $400 (on sale), these kind of aggressive discounts will help HD DVD gain ground on what was a losing battle up until now.

[Wal-Mart via Engadget HD]

Several posters over on the NeoGAF forums are already reporting that they have the highly anticipated Xbox 360 FPS+ in hand. Apparently, all they needed to do was ask the sales clerks if they had Bioshock in stock, and they were sold the game. So run, don’t walk to your neighborhood Toys ‘R Us store before the Microsoft and TRU suits get wind of this and shut down the pipeline.

[via Kotaku]

The Sceptre 46-inch 1080p widescreen LCD set is now on sale for just $1299.99 (after a $300 rebate.) The set offers full 1920 x 1080 native pixel resolution and supports true 1080p input signals. Contrast ratio is a solid 8,000 to 1, which is pretty good as LCDs go.

I also like that they didn’t skimp on inputs, even though the price is low. Sceptre includes 3 HDMI ports, as well as 2 Component and 2 Composite/S-video inputs too. There’s also a VGA input for hooking up a PC. The set also offers four built-in speakers, and SRS TruSurround XT audio enhancement.

This special offer is only valid through August 12, 2007, so if you’re interested in taking advantage of it, hop on over to the Costco website now.

The new model is slated for release on April 29th, but at least one branch of Target (in Chico, California) has sold this one to a lucky buyer. The receipt shows a purchase price of 479.99, and it sure looks like the authentic box art.

That said, it could still be a quality Photoshop job, so you be the judge.

[UPDATE: Xbox 360 Fanboy has pointed out that this particular system is for sale over on eBay, starting at $600. Many more pics, including the serial number label are on display there.]

A cursory check of the site turned up recent titles like Lost Planet, Resistance: Fall of Man, and Gears of War for just $44.99 each.

Tower has been racked with financial woes in recent years and appears to be liquidating what inventory they currently have on hand. Better take advantage of this deal before they run out of what you’re looking for.

[via XBOX360FANBOY]