July 14th, 2009 9:56 PM | by Jeff Bordeaux
Anybody born in the late 70’s grew up with the awesomeness that was 1980’s GIJoe toys. In an attempt to capture some of this resurging nostalgia (this summer’s movie), I have scoured the internet to find pics of my favorite GIJoe Vehicles of yesteryear’s past. It was easy to notice that as the years went by the design got less contemporary and more flashy with the use of brighter colors and an overall lack of plausibility. My choices in this top ten list are mere reactions to my memories as how I felt about these toys then. Please enjoy.
10. GIJoe RAM
This way one of the more simpler but highly remembered vehicles that I know I had. Released in 82′ it was only $3. I definitely got my money’s worth and this instantly hit me as soon as I saw the picture.

9. GIJoe APC
Arriving on the scene in 83′ for $9, the GIJoe APC [Amphibious Personnel Carrier] was another simple but effective design in jarring my memory. Pushing around the living room I imagined barren tundras and sparce landscapes. I think I might have also brought it to the beach and or the bath tub.
…Continue reading: GadgetReview’s Top Ten G.I.Joe Vehicles From Back In The Day (1982-1986)
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February 19th, 2009 8:44 PM | by Christen da Costa

Holy expensive iPhone case! The iWood cobra is crafted from what I hope is some sort of rare and opulent wood. Better yet, I hope the rain forest experienced extreme deforestation, otherwise I just won’t know how to justify the price tag of $150! It’s available in two tones: Padouk/Maple and Wenge/Maple.
[Miniot]
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February 3rd, 2009 8:45 PM | by Christen da Costa
Amazon has a great price on the Cobra ESD 7000 6-Band ESD Radar/Laser Detector [B0002TQXJG]. It’s $60 – $25 instant savings + free shipping = $35 shipped!
Features:
- 6-band radar/laser detector
- Alerts of upcoming road work, etc
- Car mounting bracket and cord included
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January 25th, 2009 11:01 PM | by Christen da Costa
Buy.com is offering the Cobra microTALK LI [6700-2 WX] 22-Mile Radio With Weather for $52 + free shipping = $52 shipped!
Features:
- 22 mile range
- 22 channels, 10 call tones, 2 rechargeable batteries
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November 5th, 2008 8:35 PM | by Christen da Costa

Once you’re caught on a red-light camera here in LA you’ll do just about anything to avoid another one of these costly tickets. Hmmm, only if there were a system that could keep you abreast of red-light camera locations and perhaps keep the popo of your tail for doing 45 in a 35? Oh, but there is. Cobra’s latest flagship radar detectors, the XRS 9960G (pictured) and the XRS R10G include built-in GPS (hence the USB device jammed in its side) that works in combination with Cobra’s vast database of red-light camera locations and alerts you if you drive within proximity.
Both devices also include OLED displays (1″ and 1.5″ respectively), Cobra’s Super-Xtreme Range Superheterodyne (S-XRS) technology to pick up on the laser and radar guns, and 15-Band detection.
[Crave]
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September 17th, 2008 5:49 PM | by Christen da Costa
Electronic Express, via Amazon has the Cobra Electronics PR4200-2WXVP Two Way Radio/18 Mile Range for $60 – $23 instant savings + Free Shipping = $37 Shipped!
Features:
- 72 channel two way radio with 18 mile range
- Weather radio channels, rechargeable Lithium-ion batteries
Buy it: Cobra Electronics PR4200-2WXVP Two Way Radio with 18 Mile Range – $37
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August 8th, 2008 2:50 PM | by Christen da Costa
Circuit City is offering the Cobra XRS9340 Radar Laser Detector for a discounted price. It’s $80 – 10% coupon (JEALGSLAHS) + Free Shipping = $72 Shipped!
Don’t forget Circuit City’s 10% coupon: JEALGSLAHS
Features:
- 360 degree laser protection
- 12-bands and VG-2 undetectable alert
- Ultrabright display for sunny scenarios
- Safety alerts
Buy it: Cobra XRS9340 Radar Laser Detector – $72
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