Month: March 2013

Late last year, it was discovered that Apple was discretely selling its refurbished wares through eBay, at the exact same prices. But today, dealnews found that several of the items have dropped to prices that are lower than what the Apple Store charges directly — and in some cases, by […] Read the original post…

Canon U.S.A., Inc., a leader in digital imaging solutions, will showcase its breadth of input to output imaging devices, including the Canon DreamLabo 5000 production inkjet printer, at the 2013 Wedding & Portrait Photographer International Convention in Las Vegas. Read the original post by Freshnews

Aisle5Deals offers the Mach Speed Rebel Yellz Headphones in Black (pictured), Pink, or White for $8.99 plus $3.50 for shipping. That’s the lowest total price we could find by a buck. They feature soft ear pillows, a frequency response of 10Hz to 24,000Hz, and a 3.5mm plug. Deal ends March […] Read the original post…

newegg offers the ADATA 1TB Portable 2.5″ USB 3.0 External Hard Drive, model no. ACH11-1TU3-CBK, for $51.99 with free shipping ($0.05/GB) via the directions below. That’s the lowest total price we’ve seen for a 1TB portable USB 3.0 hard drive. (It’s a current price low for this model by $28.) […] Read the original post…

Apple has announced the launch of the iBookstore in Japan. The iBookstore has a wide selection of emerging and established authors, including Shyotaro Ikenami, Jiro Akagawa, Atsuko Asano, and Ryu Murakami. “We’re excited to launch the iBookstore in Japan with a wide selection of Japanese publishers and authors,” said Eddy […] Read the original post…

One of the most iconic games to offer a mix of puzzles along with a horror vibe has to be The 7th Guest. Read the original post by Ubergizmo

Rated at 5,000 lumens, the Epson PowerLite 1965 XGA 3LCD Projector can throw a big image even with ambient light. Read the original post by james_melzer@sra.com

Apple via eBay offers the factory-refurbished Apple iPad 2 32GB with Wi-Fi + 3G for Verizon in Black, model no. MC763LL/A, for $429 with free shipping. That’s the best price we’ve seen for this model with an Apple warranty and $50 under what Apple charges on its own site for […] Read the original post…

As one of its daily deals, newegg offers the Western Digital 1TB WD Caviar Blue Serial ATA 6Gb/s Internal Hard Drive, model no. WD10EZEX, for $59.99. Coupon code “VMEPROMOMAR13″ cuts it to $53.99 when you pay via V.me by Visa. With free shipping, that’s $0.05/GB, $8 under our January mention, […] Read the original post…

If you’re a fan of Cut the Rope and you’ve already tackled all the current levels available in Experiments, you may want to check your app updates. A brand new box of levels has just been added and this time Om Nom will have some help acquiring his candy. In the […] Read the original…

BuyDig offers the Tamron 18-270mm f/3.5-6.3 Di II VC PZD AF Lens for Canon bundled with the Canon 50mm F/1.8 II Standard Auto Focus Lens, model no. E3TM18270VCEOSPZD, for $464 with free shipping. That’s $15 below yesterday’s mention and $99 under the lowest total price we could find for these […] Read the original post…

Twitter is updating its Android and iOS apps to bring faster content delivery for users. Read the original post by Rounak Jain

If you use the default Calendar app on your iPhone or iPad, there’s probably been a time or two that plans change and you need to change the time of a meeting or appointment. While you can always edit the event and manually change the time, the Calendar app does […] Read the original post…

Apple via eBay offers the factory-refurbished 3-lb., current-generation Apple MacBook Air Intel Ivy Bridge Core i5 1.8GHz 13.3″ Laptop, model no. MD231LL/A, for $899 with free shipping. That’s $100 under our mention from six days ago and the best price we’ve seen for this model. (It’s also $100 under what […] Read the original post…

Mersive’s Solstice software lets mobile devices connect wirelessly to projection systems and flat screens, eliminating the need for cords and adapters in conference rooms and campuses. But we’re still a ways away from ubiquitous connectivity. Read the original post by Lee H. Badman