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Get an iPod Touch On the Cheap
Sure you love Apple products and all, but you just got a new cell, so you don't need a new iPhone 3G, and you can't justify spending $300 - $500 (depending on size) for a new iPod Touch. For those of you who are cool with purchasing refurbished electronics, the Apple store is offering refurbished 8GB and 16GB versions of the iPod Touch for $50 less than the original price tag. So basically that's $199 for the 8 and $299 for the 16GB.
Do You Ever Purchase Refurbished Electronics?
I'm forever finding deals online for "refurbished" iPods, laptops and various other electronics, but I haven't yet taken the plunge and purchased one myself. I must admit, when I'm constantly seeing these "as good as new," half-the-price special offers, it gets hard to turn a blind-eye to this world of refurbishments.
If you've ever checked out the refurbished section on the Apple site, you'll notice all your favorite Apple products at a fraction of the price.
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Geek Tip: Get Your iPhone on the Cheap - Refurbished!
Although every single one of them has already been swooped up by quick shoppers, AT&T began selling their refurbished iPhones earlier this week. The good news is that the cost of the refurb models is significantly lower than the retail price, which can go for as low as $249 for the 8GB models that were offered up online.
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Daily Tech: Refurbed TiVo HD DVRs Now $199
- At $199 for a refurbished TiVo HD DVR, it's hard to to pass up this deal. — CrunchGear
- RIM to soon release a new version of BlackBerry Messenger. — The Boy Genius Report
- Google Calendar will soon be getting some nifty Google gadgets.
Daily Tech: The New Kindle Gets Sized Up
- Wondering how big the screen on the Kindle DX is? Here's how it sizes up compared to some magazines and a newspaper. — Gizmodo
- I love a good deal, and saving $200 on a new MacBook Air is a pretty good one.
Target Sells Pre-Owned iPods
One of my favorite geeky gals, Chip Chick recently shared some geeky fabulous shopping news that somehow slipped under my radar. Target is selling pre-owned iPods on its website. The iPods are discounted up to 15 percent off their regular price, so you can get cute Pre-Owned Colorware 30GB Video iPod - Red (5th Generation) for $237.49 instead of $249, or a 2GB iPod Nano - Black (1st Generation) for $109.
Daily Tech: See a US Gadget Recycling Plant In Action
- Sims Recycling Solutions has 15 locations across the United States and recycles everything from cameras, printers, to computers. — Wired
- Stroke patients are using video games to help their debilitated vision and the results have been phenomenal with some patients' receiving 90 percent of their vision back. — Switched
- Check out some amazing gadget deals of the day including a refurbished HP Mini for $275.
Daily Tech: Netflix May Offer Streaming-Only Option in 2010
- Feel the need to stream? Netflix might do streaming-only subscriptions next year. — Gizmodo
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Get a MacBook Air For Under $1,000!
Have you had your eye on a MacBook Air but can't fathom its price, which starts at $1,799? Well, now you can get a refurbished MacBook Air from Apple's online store for $999.
This Air is the newest model, just released in October, with the 1.6GHz Intel Core processor and an 80GB hard drive.
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