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Buy.com, via Amazon has the ASUS HS-1000W Wireless Headset for $45.99 – $20 mail-in-rebate + free shipping = $25.99 shipped! The rebate if for Buy.com, but since they ship and sell it via Amazon everything should work.  This headset has a built-in mic, is wireless, foldable and more.

Rebate info here (expire: 11/18)

You could buy Audioengine’s wireless speaker dongle system, but if you’re looking for the complete package for just under $200 Klipsch now has you covered.  The ProMedia 2.1 Wireless iPod/Computer Speaker includes 2 satellite speakers, a powered subwoofer and a 2.4Ghz USB dongle to wirelessly transmit your computer’s audio up to 30 feet to the aforementioned speakers.

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THIS DEAL ENDS 11/9.  Newegg has a super low on the Brother MFC-9320CW All-in-One LED Printer.  This printer has a copy and scanner in addition to being able to price.  Specs include 17 pages per minute print speed in black and color at 600 x 2400 dpi, 19200 x 19200 dpi scan resolution, USB port, Ethernet and built-in wireless.  It’s …Continue reading: Brother MFC-9320CW All-in-One LED Printer – $360 Shipped

It looks like Nintendo is feeling the pressure from the iPhone.  So much so, that the company’s President, Satoru Iwata, is perhaps considering an Amazon Kindle like wireless model to deliver games to the portable gaming unit.

I’m interested because it’s a new business model in which the user doesn’t bear the communications cost.

Currently Nintendo DSi users can access the Nintendo store to download a variety of content via WiFi, but that requires that the user be within proximity of a signal and seriously hinders the purchase anytime, anywhere impulse.  Of course, this kind of delivery system would be implemented in the next generation of Nintendo DSes and would add some significant cost to the handheld device, something Nintendo may not be willing to do.

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In a land where product names have nothing to do with anything, Yubz reigns supreme.  Put the word Magnum next to Yubz and now you’re onto something.

The Yubz Magnum is a wireless speaker that will connect to any BlueTooth device.  The Magnum is capable of playing music as well as acting as a hands-free loudspeaker for your cell phone.

Resembling a “pleather” meat log of sorts, the Yubz Magnum is a cylindrical device with speakers on both ends.  It feels really nice actually, and is soft and lightweight. …Continue reading: Yubz Magnum BlueTooth Speaker Review

Newegg offers the TRENDnet TEW-639GR N Gigabit Wireless Router for a great deal. This router has triple antennas, 128 WeP security, 4 Ethernet ports, LED light indicators, 802.11n connectivity and 2.412GHz – 2.472GHz frequency band. It’s …Continue reading: TRENDnet TEW-639GR N Gigabit Wireless Router – $60 Shipped

Anytime the Apple page goes down it’s always a nice feeling knowing that new products will soon be displayed.  On sale now are fresh new 21.5″ and 27″ iMacs of various specifications and ranging in price from $1200-$2000 depending on what your needs are.

Now included with these new iMacs are wireless keyboards and the new wireless “Magic Mouse”.

Also new to the Apple website are new MacBooks and Mac Mini’s.  Buy on.

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I’m loving Sonos’ new Sonos ZonePlayer S5.  It’s a tad on the pricey side, but what is lost in affordability is gained in pure simplicity and quality.  The device connects to your Internet and can play 1000s of Internet radio stations, stream the most popular of music services (Pandora, Last.fm, Napster, etc) and pull music directly from your computer’s iTunes library.  It’s also compatible with Apple’s wireless Time Capsule hard drive, which means your computer doesn’t even have to be turned on to access your tunes.

And like Apple’s commercial says, there is ‘an app for that’.  Sonos’ S5 can be controlled via the iPhone or iPod Touch.  In fact, that appears to be the only way to operate this WiFi infuzed, music streaming device (aside from other Sonos hardware or computer software).  So if you don’t have one of those, well, you can just forget about the S5.  The Sonos app let’s you control multiple S5s, allowing you to play different music through each speaker system or sync them all up and adjust volume individually.

Under the hood are 5 speakers: two tweeters, two mid-range drivers and a built-in single subwoofer – each individually powered by a dedicated digital amplifier.

The Sonos ZonePlayer S5 will be available October 27th for $399.

…Continue reading: Sonos’ S5 Wireless Speaker System Is Built For The iPhone (video)

For those of you that have a computer hooked up to your home theater full time, the new GlideTV Navigator is designed with you in mind. The palm sized wireless remote can take you away from a bulkier wireless keyboard you might have been using and looks much more at home in your living room.

The touch pad and various backlit buttons control a variety of programmable features and the whole unit is compatible with popular media applications such as: Windows Media Center, Apple iTunes, Boxee, Apple Front Row, SageTV, Firefox, or any other web browser.

On sale now through select retailers for $150. …Continue reading: GlideTV Navigator: Looks Like An Ashtray Cover

We just got our hands on the Powermat!  The packaging is very polished and the Powermat kit includes a unverisal adapter for all your products as well as a carrying case.  Unfortunately, they didn’t send over an iPhone compatible skin, but did manage include two Blackberry receivers, which replace the battery door, adding very little bulk to the handset.  Check the quick hands on video below and expect a review in a few weeks time.

Hit the ‘leap’ for a ton more pics …Continue reading: Powermat Hands On – A Ton Of Pics And Video (video)