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Insignia Little Buddy GPS Tracker


 Insignia Little Buddy Child Tracker

Best Buy has announced the Little Buddy Child Tracker to its' Insignia product line. Little Buddy allows you to keep tabs on your child at all times by slipping this little device into their backpack or lunchbox. It combines GPS and cellular technology to give you real-time location updates via computer or smartphone. Simply log onto Insignia's GPS Locator website to see a map of their exact location, so you know they haven't wandered off.

You can also customize the device to a specific location and time for where your child is supposed to be — for example, in school — and the device will alert you with a text message if your child leaves the designated area during that time. You will also receive an alert when the battery is running low. Do you have more than one child? Multiple Little Buddy's can be used to monitor other members of the family as well. Read more

Best Buy's New Insignia Blu-ray Players Stream Netflix


 Insignia Advanced Series Blu-ray Player

Best Buy and Netflix announced this week two new Insignia Blu-ray players with Netflix streaming capability. The new Insignia Advanced Series Blu-ray Player (NS-WBRDVD) and the Insignia Connected Blu-ray Player (NS-BRDVD3) are now available for $249.99 and $179.99, respectively, at all Best Buy stores and online at bestbuy.com.

Both models are Internet ready, with the Insignia Advanced Series model using built-in Wi-Fi to connect to the Internet and the Insignia Connected player using an Ethernet connection. Both players feature Dolby TrueHD and they up-convert standard DVDs. Read more

Best Buy Launches Scary Technology Contest


 Best Buy Scary Technology logo

Best Buy wants to know what old, outdated technology you have in your house. The company just announced a photo contest where you can win a home theater makeover by showing them your outdated home technology. Dubbed the "Scary Technology" contest, you can enter to win by submitting your photos, along with a 140-character description to www.ScaryTechnology.com.

The contest runs until October 26, 2009, with the winner being announced on Halloween. The Grand Prize winner will receive a $3,500 Insignia Home Theater makeover including GeekSquad installation. The first runner-up will win a $1,500 Best Buy Gift Card, while the second prize winner will receive a $1,000 Best Buy gift card.

So, what are you waiting for? Grab the camera; dig out your old gear and head on over to www.ScaryTechnology.com for your chance to win! But before you go, let Poltergeist's Zelda Rubinstein tell you all about the contest in this video:

Insignia Portable HD Radio Player Available at Best Buy for Only $49.99


 Insignia NS-HD01 HD Radio Portable Player

The new Insignia NS-HD01 HD Radio Portable Player is available now, only at Best Buy, for just $49.99 and is the first portable HD Radio player to hit the market. The player offers new and extra FM HD Radio channels with clear, static-free sound anywhere there is an HD Radio signal.

The player features a built-in, rechargeable Lithium-ion battery with up to 10 hours of playing time, a full-color 1.5" LCD screen, 3.5mm output for car use (cable not included), and up to 10 channels can be set in memory so you can easily find your favorite stations. The radio displays artist, song and radio station. For a full list of HD Radio stations, visit www.hdradio.com.

The Insignia NS-HD01 HD Radio Portable Player comes with earphones, an armband and USB cable for charging. It is available now at Best Buy stores and online at www.bestbuy.com for $49.99.

Short Roundup of Cyber Monday GPS Deals


 Garmin nuvi 200Best GPS Deals has posted some Cyber Monday sales from Walmart.com on Garmin GPS and Garmin, TomTom, and Insignia at BestBuy Online.

For comparison, refurbished TomTom One 3rd Editions can be found for about $79 from Amazon and Newegg (and others I'm sure).

GPSLodge has more Cyber Monday GPS Deals too. They also helpfully link to Amazon's Electronics Deals for Today.

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