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Daily gear deals - $5 keychain multi-tool, iPhone airplane mount and more

by Scott Carmichael (RSS feed) on Nov 12th 2009 at 11:30AM

Here are the hottest gear deals for today, Thursday November 12th 2009. Remember, these deals are often valid for just one day, so act fast before they are gone.

Today's first deal is for the Swiss-Tech Micro-Pro 9-in-1 multi-tool with LED light (try saying that really fast!). This keychain tool adds a flashlight, pliers and 2 screwdrivers to your keys. There is no knife, which means the tool is approved for carrying through the airport. On sale for just $4.97 + $3 shipping. Click here for this deal.

Next up is the Gateway LT3101 netbook. I reviewed this impressive 11.6" computer a few months ago, and was very impressed. A 1.2GHz processor, 2GB of memory and a 160GB hard drive make for a very usable machine. On sale (refurbished) for $279.99 + $5 shipping. Click here for this deal.

For just $24.24 you can order yourself a good looking rolling laptop bag from Amazon. It'll hold laptops up to 14.1" and has additional storage space for magazines and other documents. Click here for this deal.

And finally in today's lineup is a nice $10 discount on the IN YOUR FACE iPod/iPhone/Zune/Blackberry mount. This fantastic gadget clamps to almost anything (including your airplane seat back table) and allows you to angle your device perfectly for a bit of video entertainment. Normal price is $29.95, but when you add coupon code 5115 to the final checkout process, it'll take $10 off. Click here for this deal.

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Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)

dany Dec 7th 2009 8:36AM

Hello,
Yesterday i unlocked my 3gs iphone and i was wondering if that is safe to do ? The iphone is unlocked but is it safe to use ? I used http://www.unlock-iphone.org . It worked fine ,now i can use any sim card from any network and i can download hundrets of top iphone aplications for free but please tell me if is safe.

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