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Online coupon sites are rapidly increasing in popularity across the internet. Savvy consumers are now realising that they can save big by firstly checking out what online coupon sites have to offer before going ahead and making a purchase. Online coupon sites provide codes that allow you to save money when you shop at specific internet merchants – these codes are beneficial for shoppers, retailers and the coupon sites themselves.

The Shopper – The shopper can save anywhere between 10%-50% off items, and really has nothing to lose – that is of course, unless they buy items they do not really need.

The Merchant – The merchant will receive more sales than they would usually expect. For example, rather than using a search engine many shoppers firstly visit a coupon site and therefore it is a way of driving targeted traffic to their website that is ready to buy. The downside for the merchants is when a shopper has already decided that they want to buy with a particular merchant, but ends up getting to use a coupon code when they would have bought one anyway. It is also the case that some merchants may damage their brand by being seen to offer big discounts.

The Coupon Site – Coupon sites make a percentage off of the sale in some cases and can even sell advertising space on their website.

When it comes to saving money on coupon sites, shoppers have to know what they are doing to ensure that they get the best deal. Here are our 5 tips to ensuring you get the most bang-for-your-buck!

1.Only Buy When You Need To – Rather than looking for deals that are cheap and then deciding to buy them, wait until you actually need something and then go ahead and look for a coupon. By doing this you will truly save money, rather than buying loads of things you do not need at low prices.

2.Search High and Low for Coupons – If you use a search engine or directory to come across a website which has the items you are looking for, now it is time to find a coupon for that site. Start by doing a search on your favourite coupon site, and if you cannot find it there then you could try doing a search into Google for a phrase like: “merchant name + coupon code” or “merchant name +promo code”.

3.Spread the Word – by spreading the word about coupon sites, we can encourage websites to offer truly great prices from the start – every time. When many businesses can offer 50% off of some items, why not spread the word so that prices become lower permanently.

4.Always consider other costs such as shipping when deciding which is the cheapest. Also, be sure to check the terms and conditions of the coupon to see if your purchase applies with the criteria that they need.

5.As well as looking at the terms and conditions of the coupon, you have to look at the terms and conditions associated with purchase too.

If you are a busy executive who travels frequently on business work and needs to constantly refer to your office documents and reply to e-mails, then you positively need a notebook (or a laptop). Your desktop PC is more convenient with a larger keyboard, wider screen and has a more powerful processor. But you cannot carry it with you. The good news is that laptop prices have fallen to even below Rs 30,000. However, some laptops could even cost Rs 200,000. Here are some tips that you should look out for when buying a laptop.

Brands: It’s advisable to go for a branded laptop. Brands include HP-Compaq, Dell, Lenovo, LG, Sony, Acer, Zenith, Apple and HCL.

Budget: Decide on a budget and scout for laptops within that range. Do remember that you can get high-end laptops (with high configurations) but at lower prices simply because the brand does not command a premium price. It does make sense to explore these laptops if the after-sales service is good.

Processor: When coming to processors, there are Intel Celeron M Processor (basic), Intel Centrino Mobile Technology with Core Solo processor and Duo Mobile Technology with Core Duo and Core 2 Duo processors. AMD (the other major chip player) offers Turion 64 (mid-range) and Sempron processors (basic). However, regardless of what kind of processor you decide on, you should get at least 1.6GHz of processing speed.

Memory and Video card: For basic laptops, the bare minimum should be 512MB. High-end users should consider 1GB and above. Basic laptops come with an integrated graphics card that shares memory with the system chipset (mostly an Intel and in some cases from ATI / NVIDIA). High-end laptops will also feature dedicated graphics cards from ATI.

Hard drive: A 60GB 4,200rpm is the basic capacity you get in most of the latest laptops. Ideally, if you plan to carry music and video on your system, consider 80GB and more. And look for the latest SATA drives with 5,400rpm at least.

Optical drive: Basic laptop users may do with a CD-DVD combo drive. However, high-end users must get one with DVD/CDRW combo drive. The RW stands for read and write and will enable you burn CDs and watch DVDs.

Screen size: Depending on the type of work you do, you will want to make sure your screen fits the job. Graphics and spreadsheet tasks call for larger (wider) screens while e-mail requires very little space. The minimum you will require is a 12-inch display. High-end users should go for a 15- to 17-inch screen.

Weight: If you are mobile, you need a lighter laptop. But lighter laptops with smaller screens (to reduce the weight) come in the ultra-portable category and are expensive – generally Rs 90,000 and above. However, anything from 1.5-3 kg is good enough.

Battery: Laptop batteries do not last as long as they should. For basic laptops, a single Lithium-ion primary battery should at least last 2 years. There are great

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