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We love Brando here at the Giz, with its wonderful array of strangely useful, odd and downright weird gizmos. And though Brian didn't quite manage to meet up with its owner recently to discuss all things gadgety, Brando's still got some good news in this economically woeful time: from now until December 31, there's no shipping fee from its online store. So if your significant other is in the running for a USB-powered, aromatherapy, LED-lit, Hello Kitty'd massaging cellphone charger as a Christmas gift, you know where to shop. [Brando]

Just look at those deals, gleaming at your with the sheen of a glossy Sunday newspaper. We've got an Xbox 360 for $150—crazy, even if it's a refurbished model. We've got a Samsung Blu-ray player for $211—decent, even if Blu-ray never gets as big as DVD. Oh, and that is a Master Chief costume that you see for under $700.

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Let the Black Friday ad leaks begin! Our first major ad is from Sears, and it's a big one. It's got the stuff you'd expect from Sears (tools, tires and jewelry), but it also has loads of tech stuff that might make it worth stopping by. Highlights include a Sharp 46-inch 1080p set for $900, a TomTom 125 GPS unit for $100 and a Samsung Blu-ray player for $200. But there's tons of other stuff, including a slew of good HDTV deals, so hit the jump for the full list of goodies.

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You know, there are certain things you just shouldn't cheap out on—headphones, condoms, HDTVs, and I'm guessing stun guns. But since it's probably more of a risk for the guy you're zapping, why not? The Thunder Stun delivers 200,000-750,000 volts for just 13 bucks. I'm sure it'll be fine, really. What could possibly go horribly, horribly wrong? [Surplus Computers via Gear Diary]

The stock market may be shrieking in pain, but you can drown out the agony by shopping for great deals on audio equipment. We're talking about an Onkyo surround sound system with six speakers and a receiver for under $300, or maybe a set of JVC noise canceling headphones for under $40. Close your eyes real tight and blast the ABBA, because you're about to save some big money money money money. (OK, maybe just three monies, but definitely more than two.)

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Our road to Black Friday bargain hunting continues, following yesterday's huge cheap deals listing (still hot) and the kick-off list on Monday. Today we bring you more unlocked cellphones, including a special deal on the HTC Touch Diamond to shave $200 of its list price, cameras, GPS, and more stocking stuffers:

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We know you didn't have enough with our previous Road to Black Friday deals, so here's another round up with a lot more offers. 22 offers including an LG ME770 for $99 (previously $299), a load of other unlocked cellphones, a Panasonic 40GB Hard Drive camcorder for $250, and headphones, TVs, digital cameras, laptops, and computers, all with up to 62% discounts. Plus a coupon to get a PlayStation 3 for $340 (limited to 800 units).

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Not only does the Palm Centro handle all your favorite voice functions, but it also offers text, IM, e-mail, and web access--all in a body that's a lot smaller than you'd think. Add a 1.3-megapixel camera, 64 MB of internal memory, Bluetooth connectivity for headsets, MicroSD expansion, and a full QWERTY keyboard and you have a terrific smartphone for all your messaging and personal needs. You'll be able to get to where you're going fast with support for TeleNav GPS Navigator software (which requires an optional Bluetooth GPS receiver). And this quad-band GSM version of the Centro for AT&T also features walkie talkie-style Push to Talk (PTT) communication in addition to voice dialing and speakerphone capabilities. The integrated Palm OS 5.4.9 operating system also plays nicely with Windows XP and Vista as well as Mac OS X 10.2 and higher. Expires Oct 2, 2008

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