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Daily gear deals - 16GB SD card, noise isolating headphones and more

by Scott Carmichael (RSS feed) on Sep 18th 2009 at 11:30AM

Here are the hottest gear deals for today, Friday September 18th 2009. Remember, these deals are often only valid for just one day, so act fast before they are gone.

Today's first deal is for a pretty nifty looking all-in-charger cable. The cable plugs into one USB port, and can charge everything from the iPod, iPhone, Blackberry and PSP to a variety of mobile phones. It is on sale for $14.99 (plus about $3 shipping). Click here for this deal.

Next up is a 16GB SDHC memory card. Normally, memory cards have to be really cheap to grab my attention, but this one stands out because it is one of the first class 10 cards on the market. The class rating refers to its maximum speed, and class 10 is the fastest currently available. At just under $35 (with free shipping), this is quite a hot deal. Click here for this deal.

Looking for a reliable outdoors GPS unit? Check out the Garmin Oregon 200. It just dropped almost $150, down to $269.99. This rugged unit features a color touch screen, a worldwide base map and several operation modes. Click here for this deal.

And finally in today's lineup, head on over to woot.com for a pair of noise isolating headphones. They are on sale for just $12.99 (plus $5 shipping). Click here for this deal.

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