Help Us When Shopping This Holiday Season

Posted by Michael Larabel on November 26, 2009

With many Internet retailers starting their major holiday sales beginning today and tomorrow, if any of your online shopping adventures lead you to Amazon or NewEgg, don't forget to click our affiliate links. Clicking these links will lead you directly to the retailer, and will not take any other effort on your behalf, but will allow our Linux hardware and software efforts to benefit via the retailer paying us a commission. These links can always be found on the home page or they are also listed below.

Amazon has already launched their Black Friday sales and so has NewEgg. We have already picked up some new equipment for Phoronix -- including HD video recording equipment for providing better coverage of events (i.e. XDS/XDC and X@FOSDEM compared to our past SD recordings). Thanks for your support.

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