[paulgerhardt]

This strikes me more as a Woot for entrepreneurs instead of hackers.

What would be cool, personally, is have the site feature products which for one reason or another are known to be hackable.

Things such as the Girltech IM-Me which can be flashed into a spectrum analyzer, Open-WRT compatible routers, KisMac compatible wifi cards, the Breville BKE820XL hot water kettle which has a non-mechanical switch so it can be hacked to be controlled from your phone and send you push notifications when the water is boiled, remote control power outlets from AliBaba, Hot Air reflow stations, Emotiv's EEG, Quadrocopter kits to deploy some of the UPenn GRASP code, and so on.

++EDIT++

What I realize now, thinking about it some more, is a site like this might actually be ideal for hacker ore. Apple would never think to let their merchandise go on Woot, but something like a Samsung TS-H943 as shipped is in every sense of the word, mediocre - the one special thing about it is it let's one install custom firmware to read non-standard DVD's - it's only a matter of selection for digging up more deals like this that manufacturers would be happy to let go on bantler.com like sites...