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We start off with a trio of Mac-related deals: 80 percent off on iPod touch cases (along with another discount on MP3 accessories) and a bargain on a universal windshield mount for your iPhone or iPod. (While it is not as slick as a Kensington model we profiled earlier or the DIY “Cop Dash Cam”, it is just $4) Our trio of top picks is rounded out by a USB adapter allowing Mac owners to use SATA hard drives.

For details on these and other items (such as the Netgear 5-port Ethernet switch), check out CoM’s “Daily Deals” page right after the break.

Mid-week Mac deals come from the Apple Store, that is offering refurbished Mac Pro Xeon 2.93 GHz and 3.2 GHz workstations. Also on tap: more 8GB iPod nanos (the previous version), plus continued sales on iPod and iPhone case, including the ChiTek Metallic Slim Fit Case.

For details on these and more items (such as new App Store freebies), check out CoM’s “Daily Deals” page after the jump.

We have two new deals on 13-inch MacBooks, including from the Apple Store. Also on tap today is a 1.33GHz Dual Xserve, plus a number of items from the iTunes App Store.

For details on these and other Apple-related products (such as Sony’s S-AIRPLAY iPod Dock), check out CoM’s “Daily Deals” page after the jump.

We start the week with more discounted MacBook Pro laptops, plus a $15 deal on the business-oriented Automaton for Mac software, completing our top trio with a new round of App Store freebies.

For details on these and other bargains (such as a memory foam notebook sleeve for MacBook Pro laptops), check out CoM’s “Daily Deals” page coming up right after this jump.

We cap off the week by highlighting a trio of tactile Mac gadgets. Keyboards are likely the way most Mac cultists commune with their Apple devices. In the New York office, I change keyboards like a woman (sexist alert) might change shoes. The “professional” keyboard included with my iMac quickly gave way to Apple’s slim-line MacBook-like keyboard. Logitech’s diNovo Edge Bluetooth wireless keyboard also sports something the company describes as “TouchDisc navigation” that appears close to the iPod’s. Next up on the tactile parade are cases. It is ironic that Apple’s design team put so much effort into creating a sleek, slick and that I-just-gotta-touch exterior, only to have owners quickly hide it behind a forest of cases. We look at a new clip-on rubber case and a crystal clear protector. Finally, after keyboards and cases, cables probably are the most dragged, pulled or kicked component. Wouldn’t it be great if the snakes nest of cables could retract into a compact house? Well, we have just the gadget for you.

For details on these and other bargains, read CoM’s “Daily Deals” page.

Deals on MacBook Pro laptops keep landing on our desk – and we keep passing them on to you. This week’s cage fight is between the mothership herself and ExperCom. While ExperCom’s offer has more power under the hood (2.93GHz versus Apple’s 2.66 GHz alternative), Cupertino appears to lead in variety. For discount shoppers, we have a battle between Mac Mall’s 75% off and PC Micro Store’s 50% off on iPhone accessories. Finally, we round out the top tier with a smattering of cases and assorted equipment.

For details on these and other bargains (like App Store price drops), head over to CoM’s Daily Deals page.

If you have a yen for MacBooks, we have two offers competing for attention. Both are 13-inch Core 2 machines. If you’re all set for hardware, Apple is pushing its Apps and iTunes wares. Finally, there are price cuts on cases – as much as 85 percent off.

For details on these and other items, check on CoM’s Daily Deals page.

After a slow start this week, the Apple deals are again flowing. We begin with Belkin’s TuneFM transmitter for the iPod. This brings up an interesting question for iPod/iPhone users: how frequently are you tuning to your tunes or phone rather than actual radio broadcasts? The results may be surprising. We continue on with more refurbished iPhones from AT&T and wind up our top trio with an intriguing aluminum iPhone case – complete with stand.

As always, details on these and other bargains (such as the latest round of App Store freebies) can be found at CoM’s “Daily Deals” page.

We’re on the home stretch, feeling the last rays of Summer and preparing for the inevitable ‘frost on the pumpkin’ (for non-U.S. readers a quick trip to Wikipedia might be in order) marking October. Meanwhile, we dwell indoors, warmed by the heat generated by our Macs and thoughts of even more gadget deals. This week kicks off with a dual dock from Gigaware to juice up both your iPod and iPhone, a faux leather case from Kroo if the PETA folks come knocking at your door and a pair of “digital performance” glasses which we take as just cool-looking computer specs.

Details on these and other bargains can be found after the jump at CoM’s “Daily Deals” page.

Want to hear some news even more shocking than Microsoft’s supposed me-too tablet? This tidbit should surely knock you back on your heels – there’s another case out for the iPhone. That’s right, it’s Friday and we have the weekend gadget roundup, including more deals on Time Capsules and Apple TVs.

For details on these and other Apple bargains (like a 17″ laptop sleeve), check out CoM’s Daily Deals page.

Now that Apple has released a new version of its iPod touch, the floodgate of first- and second-generation units offer some good bargains. Today, we include two options – refurbished touch’s from the Apple Store and a MacMall deal. Weather you’re into leather or metal, we have an iPod/iPhone case for you. Plus, in our drive to offer you choices, today’s other lead-off hitters give you two discounts on Mac hardware or screen protectors.

For details on these and other products (like a portable solar charger), check out CoM’s Daily Deals page.

If you’ve wanted a MacBook for so long, but have held off waiting for the right moment, wait no longer, because we lead off today’s caravan of Apple bargains with deals on MacBooks, MacBook Airs and two offers on MacBook Pro laptops. Of coursem no hardware extravaganza would be complete without a deal of Time Capsules.

For details on these and other items (such as the Gogo iPod and iPhone case), check out CoM’s Daily Deals page.

It’s fall in the U.S., the leaves are beginning to turn color, but the deals keep coming. Today we highlight hardware, software and a discount duo for iPod touch owners. Apple is selling MacBooks starting at $849, while iPhone owners can grab Spore Origins for just a buck. Meanwhile, you can take a stroll through Mac hardware history with deals on early iMacs, PowerBooks and more.

For details on these and other products, check out CoM’s Daily Deals page.

Monday’s are confusing enough without your iPod and your iPhone running on empty – now comes the perfect solution: a dock that will charge both your tunes and your talkie at the same time. It is always a good idea to have a spare iPhone battery, just in case you are away from your charger – we have a deal on a 100mAh external battery (and it’s in black, too). Finally, our opening trio includes a 15% off deal on Mac gear with no minimum purchase.

For details on these and other bargains (such as a wireless USB kit), check out CoM’s Daily Deals page.

We end the week with a trio of top Apple gadgets: MacBook Pro laptops complete with AppleCare, Griffin’s TuneFlex iPod Dock for in the car, and special App Store download deal for “Secret of Monkey Island.”

For details on these and other bargains (such as Jabra’s “Dog Tag” Bluetooth Eardset), check out CoM’s “Daily Deals Page.

We lead today’s parade of Apple bargains with a MacBook Pro laptops starting at $780. AT&T again has sales on refurbished iPhone 3Gs, starting at $49. Also, MacMall has a 75 percen blowout on Apple software and accessories.

For details on these and other items (like Apple Final Cut Express HD), check out CoM’s “Daily Deals” page.

We start today’s review of Apple bargains with white 13.3-inch Core 2 MacBooks for $599. After yesterday’s $600 dock/stereo on steroids from Bose, we get back to basics with a simple dock with remote control. Rounding out the day’s top three deals: a 17-inch MacBook Pro for $1,999.

For details on these and other items (like the 60 percent off deal on iPod and iPhone accessories), check out CoM’s “Daily Deals” page.

If you’re still looking for a deal on previous-generation iPod nanos, the Apple Store is making way for the latest versions of the popular MP3 player. Apple also has MacBook Pro laptops starting at $999 and MacBook Airs for $1,099.

For details on these bargains and more (like the NanShield), check out CoM’s Daily Deals page.

We start the week with Apple’s $100 drop on the price of its 160GB Apple TV units to $229. Next we have the $20 Gigaware dual dock charger for iPods, plus a new round of freebies from the App Store.

For details on these and other bargains (such as the ProStockMaster software), check out CoM’s Daily Deals page.

We end the week with a continuing flood (alright, two) of iPods. Today it is the touch’s turn, with 8GB and 32GB models on sale. We all knew love was on life support, but Apple’s iTunes Store gives us the bad news: Love is Dead – and free. Finally, there are the Digital Performance Glasses from Metropole. They may not give you x-ray vision, but they are way cool.

Details on these and many other bargains are as close as clicking to the next page of CoM’s Daily Deals.

On the day after Apple announced new iPod features, retailers roll out their sales on shuffles, nanos, the touch and even the classic. Speaking of classics, you can still get CRT versions of the iMac used for just $40. For something newer, you can grab a just-announced iPod nano with video camera for $149 or an 8GB iPod touch for $199.

Details on these and many other bargains (like MacMall’s 75% blowout on Apple gear) can be found at CoM’s Daily Deals page.

As Mac fans await word from San Francisco today, Apple unveiled across-the-board price cuts on its line of iPod MP3 players. Today’s deals concentrate on the iPod, including an iPod docking cradle, Sony’s wireless S-AIRPLAY dock and other price cuts on iPod gear.

Details on these and other bargains can be found at CoM’s Daily Deals page.

Ok, so summer is slipping away and school is starting for another year. Although Apple (finally) puts an end to its back-to-school hardware deals, we have MacBook Pro laptops starting at $999, iMotion’s Max Audio System for iPods and other Apple items in today’s gadget grab-bag.

For details on these and more (like an iSnug iPod Armband), check out CoM’s Daily Deals page.

We start the week with an intriguing goose-neck desktop lamp from iHome. Not only does it shine 60-watts of artificial illumination, it’ll pump up your morning with tunes from your iPod. The light/speaker is also a dock. If you’d like a bit more boom for your buck, check out iLive’s portable boombox. But if you just want to chill on this Labor Day (for Americans) you can always nab some App Store freebies from Apple.

Details on these bargains and many others (like a universal touch screen stylus) can always be found on CoM’s Daily Deals page.

We end the week with a grab-bag of bargains, including two deals on MacBooks, more accessories for your iPod nano, and App Store price cuts.

Details on these and other Apple items (such as an FM receiver for your iPod/iPhone) can be found on the CoM “Daily Deals” page.