We close the week featuring two hardware and one software deal. Several MacBooks are being offered, starting at $749 for a 2.13GHz white model. Also, a Mac mini (2.53GHz Core 2) with 4GB of RAM and two 500GB drives for $985. The App Store has a new batch of freebies, including “Paradise Monkeys,” a version of the classic whack-a-mole game.
As always, you can get details on these and many other bargains at CoM’s “Daily Deals” page right after the jump.
We begin with another deal from Apple on its Mac Pro Xeon workstations, starting at $2,149 for a 2.66GHz model. Next up is Philips docking cradle for the iPod, just $19. We wrap up our top list of deals with the ever-popular streaming-radio Squeezebox radio from Logitech.
Along the way, we check out several software packages, including new App Store price drops, a physics application and Assemble, a mapping and social networking tool.
As always, for details on these and many other items, check out CoM’s “Daily Deals” page, which starts right after the jump.
If you are looking for a deal on an iPod speaker system, this could be your lucky day. We start off with the Gigaware docking speaker system with remote control and audio input for $60. There is also a deal on Logitech’s Pure-Fi Anytime iPod speaker system, complete with motion-activated sensors, backlit controls, motion-sensing snooze (I guess no more hitting the ‘snooze; bar and rolling over for 15 minutes), digital AM/FM and a remote – $42. Lastly, if you wallet is feeling a bit light, you might want to investigate an iPhone video poker app we found. “Real Deals Slots Second Volume” includes more than 300 variations of the game of chance.
Along the way, we’ll also check out a new batch of App Store freebies, including iZombie: Death Match, and the free V.V. Brown single at iTunes.
As always, details on these and many more bargains can be found on CoM’s “Daily Deals” page right after the jump.
Ok, so the groundhogs in the U.S. predict six more weeks of winter. Will some deals make up for the bad news? The Apple Store is selling a 16GB iPod nano for $119 with free shipping. Here’s a misnomer: an iPhone puzzle named “Hand of Greed” that’s free. Maybe you’d like to write a letter on your iPhone or iPod touch but don’t have a keyboard? Logitech’s Touch Mouse is available.
Along the way, we’ll look at a boombox for your iPod, a bargain on MouseWizard 6 and the price-slashers have been at it again with iPhone apps. As always, for details on these and many more bargains, check out CoM’s “Daily Deals” page after the jump.
We kick-off another week of deals with the Philips iPod docking speakers system. The system includes an FM presets, two 2-watt speakers, USB connection and an aux input. We also feature a new batch of free apps from Apple’s App Store, including Zenflation, a balloon flying game. We wrap up our top three offers with Process 3 for Mac, an idea and project organization tool.
As always, for details on these and many more bargains, check out CoM’s “Daily Deals” page after the jump.
We close out a jam-packed week with some familiar deals for Mac fans. We have an iMac with the i5 processor (2.66GHz), a 27-inch screen, 8GB of RAM and Windows 7 – all for $2,207. The iLife ’09 home productivity suite from Apple could be a big hit for new iPad owners, or any Mac owner. Today’s deal is hard to beat: just $38. Finally, who doesn’t like free? We round out our top three deals with a new bevy of App Store freebies, including Super Slyder, a puzzle game that puts to use the iPhone’s accelerometer.
Along the way, we also look at other gadgets, including a way to keep your laptop cool, an easy way to get digital video and a colorful way to kick back and check out a screen wider than what’s in your hand.
As usual, details on these and many other bargains, can be found at CoM’s “Daily Deals” page right after the jump.
Just a day after Apple’s announcement, we have the iPad topping our list of deals for Mac fans. The 16GB version of the thin, lightweight device is $499 and the 32GB version is $599. Next on tap is a number of MacBooks, starting at $599 for a 2GB model with 80GB hard drive and 2GB of RAM. Finally, if you’d like a MacBook Pro, there is a $799 price on a 2.16GHz version with a 15-inch screen.
Along the way, we also look at more hardware, speakers, software and apps for your iPhone or iPod. As always, the details are waiting for you on CoM’s “Daily Deals” page right after the jump.
We start the day off with a trio of Mac deals, including Apple’s 24-inch Cinema HD Widescreen LED LCD for just $849. If you are more in the mood for mobile, there is the stylish MiLi Power Pack Extender battery for your iPhone. The device clips on to your iPhone, providing a 2000mAh boost for 6.5 hours of talking, 9 hours of video or an impressive 31 hours of tunes. Finally, if you are fidgeting over what Apple could announce Wednesday, put that nervous energy to use with an Air Hockey game. What’s even better, it is a free app for your iPhone or iPod touch.
As always, details on these and many more items is available on CoM’s “Daily Deals” page after the jump.
We end the week with a motley group of Mac products, including software, hardware and iPhone bling. First up is an offer on Apple’s iLife ’09 productivity suite for $38. For those owners of older Mac min desktops wanting the latest SuperDrive, OWC has an upgrade, starting at $69. Finally, if you need a cover for your iPhone, there is a 30 percent off deal.
Along the way, we also look at storage options, cameras and HD televisions. As always, for details on these or many other items, check out CoM’s “Daily Deals” page after the jump.
We start off with a new batch of App Store freebies from Apple, including the game Brain Balance Pro. You can never have too much spare juice when your iPhone’s battery is on its last legs. For such an occasion is Cable Unlimited’s Battery Boost. Finally, Apple’s iLife ’09 productivity suite on sale.
For details on these and many other items, check out CoM’s “Daily Deals” page after the jump.
We reach mid-week with a variety of deals for Mac fans, including 6 bargains on Apple iMacs, starting at $849 for a 20-inch desktop with a 2.66GHz processor. A few steps up the food chain, Apple also offers several Mac Pro Xeon workstations, including a 3.2GHz unit for $3,299. Finally, if you liked the Grammy’s and want to relive the great music, lala.com has an MP3 album of this year’s nominees.
Along the way, we look at a new batch of App Store price drops, new games for your iPhone and various hardware bargains. As always, details on these items and many others are available on CoM’s “Daily Deals” page after the jump.
Today we look at some very practical Apple deals, including a way to keep your iPod safe; always be prepared for a quick road trip with your iPhone; and a cookbook with recipes to make meals from whatever (or whomever) is on hand. The iPod mobile security lock from Targus encases your music collection in a three-digit combination lock. The traveling kit includes an FM transmitter, screen protector and skin for your iPhone 3G. Lastly, the Zombie Cookbook is an iPhone or iPod touch app that teaches you to make delicious meals from ingredients such as brains, hearts, eyballs and guts.
For details on these and many other bargains, check out CoM’s “Daily Deals” page after the jump.
We start off the week with new deals on MacBook Pro computers, more juice for your iPhone or iPod touch, and your own collection of classic reading material for free. The Apple Store has nearly two dozen MacBook Pro laptops, starting at $999 for a 2.26GHz 13″ unibody MacBook Pro. Are you looking for a convenient way to boost your iPhone’s talk or music time? The Morphie JuicePack lets you have 250 hours of standby or 24 hours of music for just $66. Finally, have you wanted to build your library of classic literature but don’t have the bucks, or the space? We have a deal you can’t beat: 112 titles, including Wizard of Oz, Little Women and Frankenstein, for free from the iTunes Store.
Along the way, we look at ways to conserve your computing energy, connect faster, hear better and become a comfier couch potato. As always, details on these and many more bargains can be found after the jump.
We wrap up the week with more deals on iMacs, including $999 for a 22-inch 3.06GHz desktop computer from the Apple Store. Apple is offering four iMacs in all. PC Connection is selling another 21.5-inch 3.06GHz iMac for $1,099. Lastly, if you received a video camera over the holidays, you may be burning to share your masterpieces. A deal on Apple’s Final Cut Express HD could be just the ticket.
We’ll also take a look at storage options, video devices and wireless routers. As always, details on these and many more items can be found on CoM’s “Daily Deals” page after the jump.
We start off with several MacBook Air laptops from the Apple Store, including a 1.6GHz 13-inch model for $1,099. Also on the price-chopping block: a $30 saving on a 64GB solid-state drive from Super Talent, plus BlueAction’s BAE Bluetooth headsets.
Along the way, we also look at DVDRemaster Pro 6 for the Mac, the Genius EasyPen tablet and assorted other gadgets. As always, for details on these and many other bargains, check out CoM’s “Daily Deals” page after the jump.
It’s midweek, a thaw seems to be sweeping the frozen U.S., and hardware and software are our highlighted deals of the day. Let’s start with a deal on MacBook Pro laptops from ExperComm. The computers feature a 17-inch screen and powered by a 3.06GHz processor. The laptops also include three years of AppleCare, all for $2,949. The same company is selling 27-inch iMacs powered by a 2.66GHz i5 with 8GB of memory. Like the MacBook Pros, the iMacs come with three years of AppleCare, for $2,198. Lastly, we all like free stuff, and a new batch of App Store freebies is available, including Pro Camera Basic.
Along the way, we check out the miniStack storage from NewerTech, giving your Mac mini the perfect storage companion.
As always, details on these and many more bargains can be found at CoM’s “Daily Deals” page after the jump.
Apple is back with two hardware deals, including its 27-inch iMac and the iPod shuffle. For iMac fans, the desktop computer is rated 3.06GHz, using a Core 2 Duo processor. If you’re tired of hearing about the iPod touch, you may welcome a change of pace with the tiny shuffle – either the 1GB or 2GB version. Lastly, we highlight Kensington’s LiquidAUX Deluxe car kit for the iPhone or iPod.
We also take a look at more iPhone cases, software and assorted gadgets. As always, for details on these or many other bargains, check out CoM’s “Daily Deals” page after the jump.
We start the week with deals for taking images and then storing your important data. When digital cameras appeared, we thought it could sound the death knell for single-lens reflex units that were a step up from single point-and-shoot devices. However, we now see a resurgence in SLRs, reborn for the digital age. One example is Nikon. We take a look at the Nikon D3000 which couples the ease of digital with the flexibility of the company’s famous Nikkor lenses. As digital content grows, we find even 200GB hard drives bursting at the seams. An increasingly common solution is external hard drives. Whether you just want to store your family pics or archive an avalanche of important financial documents, we check out two drives from both ends of that spectrum: the ‘disaster-proof’ 2TB ioSafe Solo and the convenient home Western Digital My Book.
For details on these and many more items, check out CoM’s “Daily Deals” page after the jump.
Sometimes you can overdose on all of the iProducts that parade across the screen hoping to capture our attention. Like the iPhone cases made from wood, titanium and everything in between, it can be difficult to find an iProduct that’s original. We wrap up the week with a couple whimsical examples of items that struck our fancy – and maybe yours.
We’ve done iPod docks that double as alarm clocks. Pretty much, you are tempted to hit the ‘snooze’ alarm and go on to the next gadget. But Memorex at least gives its take an intriguing name. Another product that caught our attention is the iBoo Dock for the iPod. The dock and speakers are encased in something akin to a mix of ‘Casper the Friendly Ghost’ and a chocolate drop.
Along the way, we look at other deals, including a 16GB iPod nano for $119 and Airport Extreme router and apps for your iPhone. As always, details on all these and many more bargains can be found after the jump.
On the first day of CES, we start off with three prime deals on Apple hardware. The Apple Store has a number of 20-22″ iMacs, starting at $849 for a 20-inch 2.66 GHz Core 2 Duo. A step up the ladder are MacBook Pros, starting at $999 from Apple. We cap of the hardware trio with an 8GB iPhone 3G for $49 from AT&T.
Along the way, we check out other deals on iMacs, plus a blast from the past: an iBook G4 for $350. Finally, we wrap up by looking at new software, including the ‘Gunman’ app for the iPhone and iPod touch.
As always, details on these and many other bargains can be found at CoM’s “Daily Deals” page after the jump.
We’ve reached mid-week and the annual gadget nirvana, CES, is set to open in Las Vegas. While you won’t see Google’s “Superphone” or Apple’s much-discussed tablet among today’s list of deals, there are many other chances for striking gold – or platinum, or just a really cool-looking case for your iPhone. We start the day off with a deal on a Curtis iMod iPod player with a 7-inch screen for just $40. Next up: an 80 percent discount on iPod touch cases. We round out the top trio of products with a new batch of freebies from Apple’s App Store, including the NYT crosswords.
For details on these and many other bargains, check out CoM’s “Daily Deals” page after the jump.
We offer some Mac deals for your listening enjoyment, including Logitech’s AudioStation iPod Speaker System for $68. The unit with iPod dock, wireless remote and AM/FM clock radio pumps out 80 watts of your favorite tunes. If you’ve already tired of the new cases from over Christmas, slip on this Pro Flexi graphic skin case (20 styles) for your iPhone 3G or iPhone 3GS. Finally, maybe you’re stuck in a snow drift and nowhere to go? Try the all-in-one FM transmitter for iPhones and iPods from HHI.
As always, all the details on these and many more bargains can be found on CoM’s “Daily Deals” page after the jump.
We start off the New Year and a fresh decade with a batch of Apple deals. The Apple Store has a refurbished 120GB iPod Classic for $189. If scanning the dial for some interesting police calls is your cup of tea, you can bring the excitement with you through the 5-0 Radio app for your iPhone or iPod touch. We round out the top trio with a bundle of Belkin accessories for your iPhone or iPod, including power adapter, headphone splitter and car FM transmitter.
Along the way, we check out the “Let’s Golf” app, 24 hours of classical music and a travel battery pack and charger from Kensington.
For details on these and many more bargains, check out the CoM “Daily Deals” page after the jump.
This could be your last chance to buy a Mac for another year. Sure, it’s just one day, but can you wait that long when there are deals awaitin’? If you are one of the few souls left on the planet without an iPod touch, Apple has a 16GB version for $199. Maybe you’ve longed for one of the new large-screen iMacs, but the price left a sour taste in your mouth? The Mother Ship has 3.06GHz C2D 27-inch iMacs for $1,449. If laptops are more your style, but you like the oomph of a 3.06GHz machine, there’s a deal on MacBook Pros for $2,699.
Maybe your wallet is hiding and your credit card is still smoking from all the use during the holidays. Well, there are always App freebies and we have a new batch of them. For details, check out CoM’s “Daily Deals” page after the jump.
As we near the end of the 2009, our minds tend to turn to time: the past and future. Here on the “Daily Deals” desk, the end of the year also means savings. Are you looking to save some time looking for a MacBook? The Apple Store has a $849 2.26GHz MacBook with 13.3-inch screen. Maybe your thought also include saving some cash. In that case, we have a new batch of price drops for the App Store. Although it won’t let you return to those glory years, Apple’s 1TB Time Capsule could save your digital life – for $260.
Along the way, we check out a 50 percent off deal on iPod touch accessories from the PC Micro Store, bargains on AppleCare for your favorite gadget, plus assorting money saving opportunities. As always, for details on any of the items mentioned (and many more), check out CoM’s “Daily Deals” page after the jump.
