We’re embracing our inner whimsy here, offering up an unusual collection of character-driven USB flash drives (now there’s a sentence you don’t read every day). There are 15 different versions – you can’t tell which one is in the box until you open it. Described by their creators – the possibly-off-their-meds folks at Wish Come True – like this (we have purposely avoided editing a single word, punctuation mark, or trademark symbol):
Wish Come True BLOTz™ is a premiere collection of MIMOBOT designer USB flash drives presented in a blind assortment! Each individual box contains 1 of 15 brilliant drives, from the world of Wish Come True designed by our super-crack Artist Series collaborators, FriendsWithYou™ of sunny Miami, Florida. Unbox 2GB of friendly flash memory and store your data in style with MIMOBOT BLOTz!
So if you’re looking to brighten up your desk or jump bag with a splash of colorful insanity, have we got a USB flash drive for you! Best of all, they’re only $4.99 each – a great deal, since they normally sell for $19.99. If you’re a completist, you’ll want to collect all 15.
Learn more about this week’s deal here. And in closing, we’d like to leave you with this (utterly, completely bonkers) video:
Never has something so useful and convenient come so cheap.
If your computer doesn’t have a built-in card reader, we have a great DOTW for you this week. For less than the price of a Diet Coke at the local cineplex, you can have this compact, tidy device.
It supports all the usual suspects: CompactFlash, SD, MMC, MicroDrive, Memory Stick, and xD. It plays nice with both Mac and PC systems. And it requires no external power, so it makes a nice addition to your notebook’s accessory collection.
Normally, this little guy sells for 20 bucks. But from now through Thursday (or while supplies last), you can get one for just $2.99.
To find out more about our latest Deal of the Week, click here.
One of the better recent technical innovations has been the introduction and popularization of the HDMI standard. One cable carries very high quality digital audio and video. Plug it in to the two devices you’re trying to connect, and BAM!
Done. Easy peasey.
The one drawback? HDMI cables are usually spendy. It’s not unusual to see a 10-foot cable like this one selling for $40 to $60. Our regular price, in fact, is $29.99. But this week, you catch a break. This week, you get the Good Guy Deal.
This week, we’re selling a 10-foot HDMI cable for a ridiculous $3.99. To find out more about our Deal of the Week, click here.
DOTW is back after a week’s “vacation,” with a blast from the past. Yes, we’ve offered this item before, but we’re bringing it back – by popular demand. (We’re all about satisfying the popular demand.)
If you and your family (or roommates, co-workers, dorm buddies) use iOS devices like the iPhone or iPod, you know you can never have enough ways to keep them charged. That one little cube that came with the device just ain’t cutting it. To that end, we offer this three-piece solution, at an amazingly affordable price.
You get a wall outlet charger, a 12-volt car/boat/RV charger, and a one-meter USB to 30-pin connector cable. At this price, you can pick up several, sprinkle them about your home and vehicles – and never get caught with a dead battery again!
More details on this week’s Deal may be found here.
A lot of current-model ultralight notebooks and netbooks have no optical drive – which makes it tough to install new apps through any other method besides downloading. This week’s offer neatly skirts that limitation.
We’ve got an assortment of PC game and educational collections, with original prices running the gamut from $20 to $50. And we selling them for an amazing $4.99 each. Even if you buy just to get the 2GB USB flash drive the programs come on, it’s still a pretty great deal.
Fresh air blown directly where it’s most needed, effectively and affordably. For wherever there exists an open USB port, this compact desktop fan can do its job.
It’s quiet, too. And the blades are made of foam, so you won’t be suffering random lacerations on its account. A couple of months ago, the air conditioning on our Medford sales floor went out. As temperatures soared, we lined up a row of these little guys along the front counter – and the day was saved.
Find out all about this week’s USB-fueled summer heat relief here.