Blackbox C14 Noise Reduction earphones promotion for students

By Mauricio Freitas, in Technology, posted: 5-MAR-2009 16:46

Here's your chance to score a huge discount (50%) on some good noise reduction earphones... New Zealand-made Blackbox C14 selling online for NZ$99 at "Blackbox for Students".

This special price goes until 27th of March 2009.

I have a pair of those here and they are good - not only for students I say.

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Comment by kiwitrc, on 6-MAR-2009 08:33

Would be even better if the buy page didnt crash with an SQL error

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