If you're looking to pick up a new laptop, workstation or just some home office equipment, Dell.ca is running a 10 Days of Deals promotion you might want to check out. Each day, Dell will feature a new list of discounted items so you'll want to check back early and often to see if there's something you could use. Here's a look at some of the deals today:

• Vostro 260s Slim Tower w/Intel Core i5-2400, 4GB DDR3 RAM, 500GB Hard Drive - $579
• Vostro 3350 13.3" Laptop w/Intel Core i5-2450M, 4GB DDR3 RAM, 500GB SATA Hard Drive - $579
• Dell UltraSharp U2412M 24" Widescreen Flat Panel Monitor - $269
• Dell KM632 Wireless Keyboard and Mouse Combo - $19.99
• Kensington Shredmaster Style Shredder - $49.99

The deals are live now but will expire at 6am EST the following day.

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Summer is finally here but if physical exercise isn't something your kids are looking forward to when school is out, maybe they'll have a little more fun with a video game. Right now, Dell has the Kinect Sensor with Kinect Adventures! for the Xbox 360 on sale for $109.99. While not the absolute lowest price we've seen, it's still a decent buy as its MSRP hovers around $150.

For those of you unfamiliar with the Kinect peripheral, it tracks your movement as you dance, jump, run and play through various games on your Xbox 360. A couple of our favourite games include: Kinect Sports, Dance Central, Zumba Rush and Your Shape Fitness Evolved 2012 which are fun to play and are great for getting in shape. To learn more about it, you can check out the Microsoft page here.

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If you don't have 3 drawers full of rechargeable batteries and chargers like some people, we've got a hot offer here that might interest you. At Dell Canada, you can get your hands on the Sanyo Eneloop Family Kit with 4xAA, 2xAAA, 2 C-Size Adapters, 2 D-Size Adapters, and a charger is $23.99 when you use coupon code JBN7TFLNPKTP12. This is a RedFlagDeals.com exclusive offer!

The included batteries are second generation Eneloops (rated for 1500 recharge cycles compared to 1000 cycles for first generation batteries). Eneloops are widely held as the best in the business when it comes to rechargeable batteries, so don't miss out.

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For those of you who like to watch TV with your laptop, you may have noticed that having it placed squarely on your lap isn't very comfortable. Sure, you might be able to put up with it in small spurts but the heat generated from the battery and fan can make it unbearable pretty quickly. Thankfully, Dell.ca has put the Logitech Speaker Lapdesk N550 on sale for $29.99. At a normal price of about $50, we might pass on this but for $30 it's worth a look.

First thing's first, this can only accommodate laptops up to 14" in size. Any larger and the laptop might not sit well or cover up the external speaker ports. If you do have a laptop 14" or smaller, though, this lapdesk has some nice features you might like. In addition to the aforementioned speakers (which most lap companions don't normally have) it features soft air-mesh fabric, volume control, plug-and-play USB connection and has a heat-shielding design to keep you cool while working or watching movies for prolonged periods.

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Let's get one thing out of the way right off the bat: paying $70 for a backpack is a bit much. Thankfully, Dell has cut the price of the Targus Curve Laptop Backpack down to a more affordable $19.99 which makes this a pretty decent buy if your current backpack is showing some wear and tear.

Designed to fit laptops up to 16", this should suit most users as laptops larger than that are usually in the desktop replacement category altogether. Padded shoulder straps, protective notebook compartment and a bevy of pockets make this a great buy at $20. Definitely check this out if you need a new backpack. Even if you don't have a laptop, or don't carry one all the time, this looks like it'll hold a good amount of textbooks and binders as well.

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Thanks to stephroll for giving us the heads up on this deal and to aasoror for providing more detailed pics in the forum thread.

If you want to try out high-speed Internet from Bell but you're not ready to commit to a contract, Dell.ca has the Grab and Go Bell Internet Kit for $12.99 down from $29.99. This kit includes 3 months of prepaid Bell Internet service. Depending on your service availability, you can receive up to 50 Mbbp Internet speed (regularly $83.95 monthly). The offer is available to new Bell Internet customers or current Bell dial-up customers living in Ontario and Quebec only.

As usual, Bell phone line is not required, however, you do need to contact Bell to arrange for a technician to do the actual installation. The contact number along with an activation code and instructions are included in the kit. Also keep in mind that before your 3 months is up, you'll need to contact Bell and give them a minimum 30-day cancellation notice otherwise you will be billed the monthly regular price. To learn more, visit Dell.com.

Short and sweet, Dell has the WM311 Wireless Mouse with Nano Receiver (Black) on sale for $15.99. If you're in the market for a laptop companion, this would make an excellent bag-buddy as it features an ergonomic and compact design, 1000dpi for precise movement and automatic on/off with indicator light.

The mouse as garnered over 300 reviews with an average rating of 4.7/5 which means there are a lot of happy customers with this mouse walking around. At a regular price of $30, we might be inclined to pick up a more affordable mouse but this is pretty good value at under $20.

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Here's a handy freebie! Dell Voice is a new program/service from Dell and Fongo.com that gives you a free phone number, free local calling, and free Canadian long distance (see list of cities below) with your smartphone or desktop. Calls between Dell Voice numbers are also free. The key thing to understand is that calls are made over data networks (an active internet connection) instead of voice minutes. That said, it has the advantage of giving you a real phone number that others can call directly -- even from landlines. Most VOIP services don't have this (at least, not free options in Canada).

The service runs as an application on your smartphone, tablet, or PC. You'll be able to call many Canadian cities for free (listed here). Your number also has free voicemail and caller ID. It's not necessarily useful for everyone, but as far as freebies go, this is pretty good! For example, If you take your phone to the US and are somewhere with free WiFi, you can make and receive calls to and from your home area code at no charge. The service currently supports Android, iOS, and Windows (PC). BlackBerry support is expected in the near future.

A lot of RedFlagDeals.com readers have put it through its paces. Share your thoughts or find out what others are saying in this forum discussion thread.