I was browsing around the Dell website looking to buy some stuff and I decided to click on the PS3, I was very surprised to what I found the PS3 Slim that I see just about every where for $299.99 was only $269.99 I just may have to get this now. I have attached a screenshot below.

Thats a good deal, you should definitely pick one up if you havent yet

Posted before but fallen into the depths of the Sony forum so whatever. Much better deal than that credit card offer.

Dell always runs good deals on electronics like that. You should really check both the home and small business sections as sometimes one runs a deal while the other isn't.

I just couldnt believe it, Either way if I pick this up for gaming or not I cannot beat the deal for a good blueray player and the option to game on this if I choose to later on.

If you are in no rush, I'd say wait for November and see if any awesome deals come up like last year. I got my PS3 for $300 last year from Walmart. I just had to stand in line for 1 hour because they were running the registers in the dumbest way possible.

cheapassgamer.com is a good place to visit if you are looking for great deals.

thats definitly a very good deal for now, but as other told you there will possibly be other good (maybe better ???) deals at the end of this year.

If you are more than 18 and in the U.S., the sony credit card deal is way better. On sony dot com, you can fill up the form for Sony visa card and you receive 100$ off your purchase of the PS3. So its only 199$ for a brand new PS3 with free shipping directly from sony. If you cannot have a credit card I would check with a friend or parents and then pay them back. Too bad im in Canada because at this price I would purchase another one, and sell it over ebay for a quick 100$ lol.

That credit card deal sure is tempting.

Actually, the Sony Credit deal is way worse.

1) you have to get a credit card and get credit on said credit card, so you must keep using it for at least 3-4 months. So while you are getting $100 you have to be disiplined to actually pay off your bill every month for 4 months. (or however long it takes to get your credit and then pay spend another $100)

2) it hurts your credit score to open extra credit cards unless you never had one. I already have 2 credit cards and opening up more just makes your credit score drop. Your credit score is incredibly important unless you like throwing money away. I won't even get a credit card at a store for 20% because it hits your credit score for at least 6 months and I'm trying to buy a house so my credit score is worth way more than the $20 I might save in 1 day. Even with a car, a shift of 1% on interest will turn out to be a lot more than you are saving for that one day.