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Daily gear deals - $99 Garmin GPS, $13 laptop bag and more

by Scott Carmichael (RSS feed) on Nov 4th 2009 at 9:45AM

Here are the hottest gear deals for today, Wednesday November 4th 2009. Remember, these deals are often valid for just one day, so act fast before they are gone.

Today's first deal comes from 1saleaday where you'll find the Garmin Nuvi 255 GPS unit for $99.99. This compact unit features text to speech and preloaded US maps. It'll ship for $5.99. Click here for this deal.

Next up is an ATI HD TV tuner for your laptop. It comes with the adapter itself, a pocket HD antenna and a remote control. With this hardware, you can watch "over the air" HD TV programming on your laptop or desktop. On sale for just $19.99 with $5 shipping. Click here for this deal.

Amazon is selling a good looking Lowepro laptop bag (for machines up to 14"). The bag looks more like a messenger bag, which means it doesn't scream "steal me". It features a dual position strap and plenty of pockets. On sale for just $12.99. Click here for this deal.

And finally in today's lineup, for $14.99 (with free shipping) you can order yourself a pair of "Intense audio" noise isolating headphones. They come with a woven nylon anti-tangle cord and a "fit kit" for various ear sizes. The deal even includes a free $5 credit for the Amazon MP3 store. Click here for this deal.

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