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Oakley Checkpoint Vertical 13" Laptop Bag for $30 + $7 s&h Oakley Vault offers the Oakley Checkpoint Vertical 13" Notebook Bag in Black Print for $29.99plus $6.58 for shipping. That's tied with last week's mention and the lowest total price we could find for this case in any color by $23. It features a padded laptop sleeve, exterior and interior pockets, padded shoulder strap, carry handle, and more.

Tapatalk Forum App for iPhone, iPod touch, and iPad for $1 The iTunes App Store offers the Tapatalk Forum App for iPhone, iPod touch, and iPad for 99 cents. That's $2 off and tied with our May mention as the best deal we've seen on this iOS app. It provides an optimized interface for many online forums.

I have and use this app. It's warned me a few times about thunderstorms that were about to hit. I'm sure it'd be even more valuable in hurricane country or oz. iMapWeather Radio for iPhone or iPod touch downloads for free The iTunes App Store offers downloads of iMapWeather Radio for Apple iPhone or iPod touch forfree via the directions below. That's $10 off and tied with our April mention as the lowest price we've seen for this app, which gives you voice and text alerts for life-threatening weather events. Deal ends after 60,000 redemptions or October 31. To get this deal: Click here to start and make note of the partner code complete the CAPTCHA form to receive your redemption code click "Redeem Now" to open iTunes; sign into your account and apply the redemption code once the app starts, enter the partner code to enable local content like alerts or streaming video

refurb appletv for $85 http://store.apple.com/us/browse/home/specialdeals/ipod/apple_tv?afid=p201%7C552179&cid=AOS-US-AFF-TV

yes, and 4 months seems fast for nice knobs

http://www.macrumors.com/2012/06/20/retina-macbook-pro-can-run-three-external-displays-simultaneously/

the peaberry, the sidamo, the mandehling are all great

I get my ethernet cable tomorrow, I'll see what our bandwidth is like for realsies then.

Sold out

cheers

I think it all depends on what you use a laptop for, remotely, as to whether you can get by with just an ipad. And throw in a keyboard of some sort, and the differential gets even smaller. Throw in the vastly more powerful imac that you could then control remotely... That said, I wouldn't recommend it for most people, just people considering a 17" laptop. After all, those things only vaguely count as portable. The only mac laptops I'd recommend for anyone at this point are the macbook airs and the retinabook, depending on use case. I've used my 11" macbook air as my primary computer for 1.5 years now (first a 2010 and now a 2011), and couldn't be happier.

When was the last time you repaired a laptop, and why? The other key question: What do you need a laptop for? Personally, the only non-air macbook I'd get is the retinabook. Otherwise, maybe an imac and an ipad...

The data center I'm in this week makes good use of the Flexy concept.

Thanks.

It's wireless as you walk the disk over and plug it into the wd

Sitting in bwi waiting to head to Wyoming.

I love my appletv or you could use this as a reason. To get one of the new airport expresses to be your Ethernet adapter.

boiled a fuckton of crawfish, then came home, pealed 1/4 of them to freeze, and packed for 2 weeks in wyoming.

Ok ok

grilled coho for lunch, then I start boilin' the bugs

Dungeness crab