Apple Computer has updated the Hot Deals pages for ClubMac, MacMall, and PowerMax at the Macintosh Product Guide. The Mac Product Guide is a list of Mac compatible hardware and software products on the market. The Hot Deals section of the Product Guide features several Mac retailers and special offers that one can only get, at least in theory, at the Hot Deals page.
The new ClubMac Hot Deals page has offers on the Macintosh Board Game Trio that includes digital versions of Scrabble, Monopoly and Risk II from MacSoft, AceReader Pro from StepWare, Gorilla 4 Standard Edition for independent movie producers from Jungle Software, Diskwarrior 4.0 from Alsoft, iRemember digital scrap-booking software from MacScrapbook, the Canon Pixma MP960 Photo All-In-One printer, the Micromemo from XtremeMac, and more. You can find the ClubMac Hot Deals page at Appleis Web site.
The new MacMall Hot Deals page has offers on the LaCie Porsche Design 250GB external FireWire, the 4GB DataTravel USB 2.0 flash drive from Kensington, the HP PhotoSmart D5069 Photo Inkjet, Sonyis CyberShot DSC-W50 6-megapixel digital camera, the 17-inch TFT LCD display from 3G Technology, the My Book Essential 500GB USB external hard drive, the SPK-VELO-001 wireless speakers with remote from Cables to Go, the portable notebook combination lock from Kensington, Corel Painter X, Maya Complete 8.5 from Autodesk, and more. You can find the MacMall Hot Deals page at Appleis Web site.
The new PowerMax Hot Deals page has offers on World of Warcraft from Blizzard Entertainment, the RoadShow car audio/video cable for the fifth generation iPod from XtremeMac, the Microtek Scanmaker i800 professional flatbed scanner, the 200GB MobileStor internal SATA hard drive for MacBook and Mac mini, Data Rescue II data and file recovery software from Prosoft Engineering, Shure E4c earphones, the Klipsch iGroove HG iPod speaker system, Intuit QuickBooks Pro 2007, the Intuos3 9 x 12-inch USB tablet with wireless mouse and pen from Wacom, and more. You can find the PowerMax Hot Deals page at Appleis Web site.
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