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Looking for some killer deals and discounts on gadgets? Then check out the recently added ‘deals’ section.
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It’s updated daily with what I feel are ‘worth while’ deals floating around on the net. If you have any deals that need attention, just email them to me and I’ll post.
You can get there via the ‘Deals’ link in the header of the site, or navigate to it via the categories section.
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Best,
Christen da Costa
info[at]gadgetreview.com
June 2nd, 2008
How so you ask? Start by purchasing an iSonTalk Microphone Headphone Adapter and a cassette-to-3.5mm adapter. Next, plug everything in into its respective receptacles. Crank your tunes and take a spin around town. When a call comes, simply click the mic’s answer button, the music stops, and the caller should be heard over the car’s stock speakers. I’m not sure on the feedback implications of the mic picking up the caller’s voice (it’s designed for headphone use), but if all goes right it’s a super cheap yet slick iPhone integration into any car with a cassette deck, and it’s only $20 (plus whatever the cassette adapter costs you).
Available here for $20.
February 26th, 2008
I don’t know why you’d buy one of these, but perhaps you’re opening up a museum.
Xbox 360 HD DVD Player available here for $56.94 shipped.
February 25th, 2008
Apple sent an email last night teasing us about ‘Black Friday’ deals. I highly doubt it will be anything more then discounts on the classic iPods and perhaps, at best, bundled goodies if you buy a computer. iPhone discounts you ask? Ya, right! At best you’ll get a discounted pair of headphones but I highly doubt that!
Here’s the page with a slight bit more info. They even offer free shipping! Go back on Friday the 23rd and you’ll be wowed…or not…
November 20th, 2007
Costco and AT&T have teamed up - finally - and are offering free activation and a free accessory kit. The Costco membership is worth $45 so this deal is totally worth it since AT&T charges $35 for activation alone. Factor in the free Bluetooth headset, car charger and case and you’re well into the black. To get there go to Costco.com and you’ll then be redirected to a co-branded version of AT&T’s website. You’ll have to enter your membership ID to gain access. The best deal looks to be on the Blackberry Curve 8310, which not only includes the above, but is $50 cheaper then the regular new customer price ($149.99 vs $199.99).
Go here to check it all out.
November 17th, 2007
Lookin’ for a pair of Audioengine’s A2 or A5 speakers for that loved one (aka audiophile) this holiday? Then why not save 10% with the Gadgetreview discount?!
For more info about the A2s checkout my review here.
Just use code GRAE10 at checkout!
Expires: 12/21
Website: AudioengineUSA.com
November 1st, 2007
Got some used gadgets and don’t wanna deal with Ebay or Craigslist? Then give SecondRotation a shot.
Its pretty simple, actually. Enter your item, its condition, and your accepted payment methods (check or PayPal - I suggest PayPal). After that you enter your shipping information and print a ‘your shipping kit’. It’s all pretty simple. If your actual item varies in quality (upon arrival) from what you indicated, you’ll of course get less. I can’t imagine them offering more if it were the other way round, though.
Recycle Your Used Gadgets for Cash at SecondRotation [TechCrunch]
October 3rd, 2007
Meijer.com (never heard of it) has the Xbox 360 Premium - that’s the one with one controller and a 20GB hard drive - for $290 shipped. I don’t know where tax is applied but negligible at a price like this. In order to get this price you’ll need to use coupon code ‘meijercomgift’. I can’t make any guarantees about the company, but buy it on a credit card and if anything happens… The coupon code will get you 20% off other items too, such as the Xbox 360 120GB HD.
Go here to get the deal.
I know a few of you commented saying the retailer was ’safe’. I found this article today which further solidifies the comments below.
September 23rd, 2007
As you’ve probably seen by now Apple has posted details on its website on how to recieve your $100 store credit if you purchased an iPhone before August 22nd, 2007. To see if your eligable just go here, punch in your serial number and phone number. Shortly after you’ll receive a text messsage containing an ‘access code’ to redeem your $100 credit Here’s where it get’s intersting. Since Apple is on a ‘revenue share’ with AT&T for every phone purchased and activated - this presumambly includes text message fees in addition to voice plans - its probably safe to assume they are profiting off the $0.10 it costs to recieve the SMS with ‘redeem info’. Now I know what you’re thinking: “iPhone service plans includes up to 200 text messages”. Doesn’t matter. If you have a package AT&T still charges you - at least for me - what ever is the least amount. In any case, my point is made….
September 17th, 2007
I’m sorry. I thought you could only get HDMI if you bought the Elite system? According to this Amazon listing you can pick up the Xbox 360 with 20GB HD and HDMI for $350.
Anyone else thrown for a loop?
August 27th, 2007
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