Check out Zavvi on Oxford Street today. Not only is there a massive clearout
t sale they are offering a whopping 10% off all the marked prices. Grab Primal Scream’s Screamadelica for two quid and many other popular albums for incredibly discounted prices. There’s a whole hosr of the latest DVD releases for less than a tenner.

Burton is offering up to 50% off when you buy online

All Saints is offering up to 50% off when you buy online

USC is offering up to 50% off when you buy online

Oki Ni is offering up to 40% on selected brands

In conclusion its a great time to buy clothes if you’re a fashionable man and have some spare cash to splash. It may not be so good for retailers who are being forced to drastically reduce their prices to keep up with the competition.

Those of you who’ve still got some present shopping to do. You are in luck. We thought we’d give you a nice definitive list of who’s doing what to their prices on the high street.  You’ve still got one day left to get yourself a bargain after all.

Here’s some of the best deals out there at the moment:

John Lewis start their clearance sale online at 6pm tomorrow night.

DIY chain B&Q are offering 50% off all their kitchens and bathrooms from 7am tomorrow, in stores and online, with discounts of up to 75% on other items. That’s 75% off at one of Britains biggest retailers.

Selfridges are slashing their prices tomorrow with their 75% sale begining on Christmas Eve too.

Superdrug are cutting their prices by up to 90% from midnight on the 24th aswell with some products going for a criminally cheap 10p in a bonanza on more than 24,000 products.

Struggling retailer Zavvi have also got some bargains to be had on DVDs and CDs.

Don’t worry guys it’s not a scam this time. Gaming site Buyitplayit.com are offering 50 Nintendo DS as part of their Freaky Friday offer. The first 50 customers to purchse the DS after it hits 12 will get the DS at this remarkable price. Register now if you want to be in the running. Good luck!

In the face of the credit crunch and rock-bottom DVD prices, manufacturers are hoping that Blu-ray technology will finally catch on this Christmas. The adoption of Blu-ray has so far been quite sluggish, but many industry insiders predict that Blu-ray’s fortunes will turn around this Yuletide.

Although the Blu-ray format has been around since 2006, it has yet to capture the public’s imagination. It is resilient however, and beat Toshiba’s rivalling HD DVD into submission to become the surviving High Definition format.

Blu-ray’s mastery of the HD market mirrors the supremacy of VHS over Betamax a couple of generations earlier. VHS was helped to establish itself as the main video format because it was adopted by the porn industry; if any one wanted to watch porn at home (dirty devils) they had to buy a VHS player.

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For today only Apple is offering a one day sale with great discounts on iPods, iPhones, Macs and software.

We all know the feeling. It’s 12 you have to go work the next day and you’ve just been watching a box set of your favourite TV show. You could go to bed or you could watch just one more episode. What do you do? You watch it of course. In fact you keep watching it until you can barely stay awake. You watch so many that when  you close your eyes you hear the theme tune endlessly looping round your skull and your dreams revolve round the central characters.

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Grab Disney Pixar’s robo rom-com at Argos for £9.97, that is surprisingly cheap even for the cut price catalogue retailer. Check it out here.