Showing posts with label Ultimate. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Ultimate. Show all posts

Wednesday, September 12, 2012

Deals: Ultimate In-Car Mount Sale Ends Today

Update: This offer ends today. Keep your iPhone safe without lightening your wallet by getting it while you can.

There's always a little bit of uncertainty that surrounds your phone when you're in the car. You know you put it in your pocket, but you can't take it out to confirm that. Any little unfamiliar noise suddenly sounds exactly like the sound of an iPhone screen cracking. No matter how long your commute is, every minute is nerve-racking until you know your phone is in tact. Never have those worries again by keeping your phone locked in and visible with the World's Finest Universal In-Car Mount from NKMOS. From a Kickstarter project to a deal worth doing, this car mount can be yours for $74 from our Deals page.

NKMOS has put together such a fine system for mounting your smart phone that nearly 1,000 people kicked in money to their Kickstarter campaign to make this product available. Thanks to their pledges and NKMOS's ingenuity, this extremely durable and endlessly useful mount is available to hold your iPhone--or any smartphone for that matter.

These units usually sell for $110 a piece. It's worth the price, but why pay that when you can get it for 32% off? That's how much you'll save if you snag the latest sale from our Deals tab. Keep your iPhone close and let it enjoy the ride with the World's Finest Universal In-Car Mount for $74.

 

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Wednesday, July 18, 2012

Deus Ex: Human Revolution Ultimate Edition Review

by Andy Dyer 0Comments

The year is 2027 and a battle is raging between scientists--who are largely in favor of new developments in human augmentation--and members of the anti-augmentation terrorist group Purity First.

The playable prelude to the game shows us how Adam Jensen, a security specialist at Sarif Industries, is viciously assaulted during an attack on the laboratory and only escapes death by being revived and heavily augmented. Six months later he’s back in his old job and once again trying to prevent attacks against Sarif Industries, but during one such attack, we begin to see that all is not quite as it seems.



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