Hasta La Gadget!

This article was written on September 13, 2006 by CyberNet.

Expires: September 23, 2006

Staples is having a great deal on a SanDisk 2GB Cruzer M2 because it is just $44.99 after the instant savings and coupon have been applied. They normally sell it for $100 so this is quite a savings. PriceGrabber has the lowest price at $50 but there is a $15 mail-in rebate that you have to hassle with…which makes this instant deal even better.

Here are the specs:

• 2GB
• USB 2.0
• Includes U3 smart™ technology – carry your files AND your software on a USB drive
• New retractable USB port eliminates the need for caps and protects your USB connector
• With U3 have your wallpaper, preferences, favorites, profiles, and more on any PC, wherever you go

“OldManDeath” is the one that sent me this tip and he said that the U3 launcher seemed to have some troubles with the Windows Firewall that was causing his system to hang when the drive was inserted. After a quick conversation with Tech Support (which he said was surprisingly helpful) he decided to remove the U3 launcher because he only wanted the drive for storage.

When I was looking around for a good deal on flash drives I was looking at this model. That was about two months ago and these things were way to expensive because they are smaller than the average flash drive. So if you have been hunting around for a nice drive you better scoop this up before it expires.

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This article was written on October 04, 2007 by CyberNet.

If you’ve been itching to get your hands on a low-cost media player there may not be another chance like this this. Woot is currently selling refurbished 30GB Zune’s for a whopping $100 (+ $5 for shipping)! That’s just crazy!

What’s really interesting is the URL that is used to access the deal. You’ll notice that it doesn’t take you to the typical Woot homepage which currently has a different deal going on right now. If you look closely in the sidebar there is a disclaimer:

You know Woot as the site that sells one product per day, cheap. But this isn’t exactly Woot. This is a special super-secret page we set up to get our family and friends off our backs about these things (hi mom!); we’re tired of entering manual orders. Your order here will be processed and shipped like any other order with Woot.

You’re here because you seem like the kind of discriminating, savvy consumer who can be flattered into dropping some cash with us. If you’re tempted to sneak a few of your lowlife pals in the back door, remember: that’s a really nice computer you have there. It’d be a shame if anything happened to it. (Ok, no, we won’t be breaking your computer. And yes, you can sneak your lowlife pals in, but make sure they follow the dress code.)

Yeah, so it appears that this page wasn’t supposed to be made available to the public, but dozens of sites have already written about it. Frankly, we didn’t want any of you to miss out on such a good deal.

And yes, this low price is probably in light of the 2nd generation Zune’s getting announced, but it’s expected that the old Zune’s will also be getting a software facelift. If you’re looking for a media player this has gotta be a deal that’s hard to pass up! Maybe you can start stocking up for the holidays.

Thanks for the tip Mark!

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This article was written on March 06, 2006 by CyberNet.

Go to the TextPayMe Homepage and sign up for an account. They will give you $5 for free AND if you can refer 36 of your friends then you will win an Xbox 360 yourself! After you sign up for your account, go to the ‘My Account’ section, then select the ‘Referrals’ tab. You can then select which friends you want to send the links to or you can display a banner similar to the one above. Chris Pirillo has already won 5 Xbox 360′s so why shouldn’t you!

Also, the cool thing is if you don’t win anything this time around your referral points will still carry over to the next promotion!

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This article was written on September 26, 2007 by CyberNet.

So you just got paid and you’ve got some money burning a whole in your pocket? It would be silly of you to waste that money on unimportant things like food, rent, or gas. Don’t worry, today we’re going to show you the true meaning of life through the eyes of a geek. So bust out your checkbook, because we’ve got some deals for you!

1. Diamond Optical Mouse ($24,180) – This is the gift you give when you’ve bought the wife all the jewelry she could ever want…the diamond optical mouse! It’s made of 18 carat white gold and has 59 diamonds, but it’s only got three buttons?
   
2. Handmade Keyboard ($4,362) – This was a handmade limited edition keyboard being offered by Fujitsu. Um, yeah, stylish.
   
3. JVC 110″ Monitor (estimated $53,000) – Despite being uber large this is restricted to a 1920×1080 resolution, which would mean the Start button would probably be the size of your fist.
   
4. 64GB USB Drive ($4,749.99) – If you find yourself carrying around 30 or so 2GB flash drives on your keychain maybe it is time you fork out almost $5k on this 64GB drive. Better hurry though, you don’t know how long Office Depot will be able to keep these suckers in stock when they’re priced this low!
   
5. Carbon/Leather Mouse Pad ($524) – Don’t you just hate when your mouse pad breaks? Yeah, me too. If you had one that was solid carbon fiber with inlaid leather then maybe you wouldn’t have that darn problem! Oh look, here’s one now!
    

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