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SPORTS
Playseats Classic Gaming Seat

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With a true-to-life cockpit design, the Classic Gaming Seat from Playseats puts you smack dab in the middle of your favorite racing game. The seat works with most racing titles and game systems, including the Xbox 360, GameCube, PlayStation, PlayStation2, and PCs. More importantly, the chair is notably comfortable while delivering the most realistic racing simulation around. Just install a game steering wheel on the middle pole and attach a couple of pedals along the bottom (all sold separately).

Enjoy the ultimate race gaming experience with Playseats.

The setup is easily adaptable, with three adjustment knobs letting you move the wheel and pedals closer or farther, depending on your height. And thanks to the high-quality steel construction, you needn't worry about the gaming seat falling apart after just a few short months. Appropriate for ages 8 and older, the seat is the perfect accessory for gamers who want to boost their lap times in style.

Once assembled, it measures 51.2 x 20.5 x 38.6 inches (L x H x W) and it has a maximum weight capacity of 235 pounds. It's recommended for ages 8 years and older.

SOFTWARE
Mavis Beacon Teaches Typing 12 (Jewel Case)
$7.88

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Boost your keyboarding skills with the #1 best selling typing software! Customized lessons become more challenging as your skills improve. Measures your progress with speed tests!

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Microsoft Wireless Optical Desktop Elite Executive Edition
$79.95

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Microsoft Wireless Optical Desktop Executive Edition for PC and Mac provides distinctive design and the look and feel of leather. Created for those who appreciate high style as well as top performance, this complete desktop solution gives you the ultimate Production Condition:New Microsoft Wireless Optical Desktop Executive Edition for PC and Mac provides distinctive design and the look and feel of leather. Created for those who appreciate high style as well as top performance, this complete desktop solution gives you the ultimate Production Condition:New

VIDEO
Microsoft Word 97
$9.99

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VIDEO
Powerpoint Xp Essentials - Beginning
$10.00

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This is great. I learned so much... I needed to learn PowerPoint in order to get a job and I can't wait to practice what I learned. This tape makes PowerPoint appear fun and easy. All you need to know is MSW, and following the tape will be so easy.

VIDEO
Fight Back:Emergency Self-Defense
$9.80

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HOME IMPROVEMENT
Microsoft Natural Keyboard Tray
$89.99

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Keyboard tray has a mouse pad platform that slides out from either side to accommodate right or left hand users. Tailor made for the new generation of user friendly keyboards. 22-3/4" x 12-3/4" plus 8- 1/4" x 7- 1/2" for mouse platform.

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MICROSOFT XBOX 360 BLUE WIRELESS CNTROLLER *NIC*
$49.89

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Microsoft Xbox LIVE 4000 Points
$51.33

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Redeem in the Xbox LIVE Marketplace for downloadable content games demos trailers and moreKeeps the gaming experience updated with the latest downloadsAccess unique content only for Xbox 360 through the Xbox LIVE Marketplace

DVD
Pirates of Silicon Valley
$13.21

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This dramatization of the tangled history of Apple Computer and Microsoft, based on a book by Paul Freiberger and Michael Swaine, hits enough of the right notes to make its failures all the more frustrating. The script follows the entwined paths of Apple's Steve Jobs and Microsoft's Bill Gates with a pointed sense of the cultural divide between the hip, self-absorbed Apple cofounder and the brilliant alpha geek behind Microsoft's eventual software empire, contrasting the Mac's countercultural underpinnings with the PC's more strait-laced origins. But Pirates of Silicon Valley seemingly can't decide whether it wants to be a serious-minded history of these key figures in the personal computer revolution or a trashy wallow in the more ignoble foibles of its principals. As a result, it falls short of exacting history while never achieving the guilty pleasure it might have.

If Gates has become synonymous with corporate conquest at its most striking, Pirates' interest lies more with Jobs, given a nervous energy and flashes of adolescent selfishness by Noah Wyle, who benefits from a reasonable physical resemblance to the Apple chief. Eyewear and a comb-over do nearly as well for Anthony Michael Hall, who also grafts some of Bill Gates's better-known mannerisms onto his performance and renders Gates as a smart if socially maladroit entrepreneur who, like Jobs, provides the ambition and business savvy to exploit his partner's computing talents. There are a few fanciful touches (Ballmer and Wozniak become Greek choruses, addressing the viewer as they comment on the principals), but the story plays out in straightforward fashion. It's tantalizing to consider how the Apple/PC melodrama might have fared with an edgier, more openly satirical script. --Sam Sutherland