Cool Your Laptop with a Griffin Coupon!
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Just how cool are you? Is it cool in your room? Is your notebook computer cool? It may look cool, but is it running cool? You may need to have something that will keep it nice and chilled, such as the Elevator Fan by Griffin.
The Elevator Fan is really great. It comes in three parts that are simple to snap together. There are two metal legs with rubber on the feet (and on the top!), and a plastic piece that holds them together. That really is all there is. It lifts the notebook up off the desk to an ergonomic height of 5.5″, which matches most computer monitors. At the same time, it allows for 360 degree cooling!
So my friend Dave over at Griffin asked me if I wanted to pass on some excellent savings to all of you. DUH! If you use my Griffin link and enter the coupon code: pirillogo – you will save yourself 25% off ANYTHING on the site!! How’s that for an amazing coupon?
Also, we’re going to be giving away a couple of Griffin products! If we get a lot of people to participate in this giveaway, we just might be able to get Dave to give away even more! Here’s what you need to do to win yourself an Elevator Fan:
Log in to your Twitter account, and tweet this out: I’m saving 25% off any Griffin Product with the PIRILLOGO coupon through go.tagjag.com/griffin – Yes, I’m a #griffingeek
I will pick one person to win an Elevator Fan of your very own! Let people know they can save money on any Griffin product, and keep your eyes open for more giveaways courtesy of the folks at Griffin.
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- Griffin 1093-CURV2 Elevator/Computer Laptop Stand
- Laptop Speakers – USB, Portable, Compact, Travel Speaker for PC and Mac – B-Flex 2 Hi-Fi Stereo USB Speaker (White)
- USB Laptop Speakers – Portable, Compact, Travel Notebook Speaker for PC and Mac – B-Flex Hi-Fi Stereo USB Laptop Speaker (Titanium Silver)
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4 Comments
Brian Heywood
April 14th, 2009
at 7:18am
Looks great — Griffin Tech is not honoring that coupon code…
David Stark
April 14th, 2009
at 8:40am
Chris. Slow down. You are making mistakes that can kill you. Your “Griffin” promo is in error. It reads, “I’m saving 25% off any Griffin Product with the pirillogo coupon through go.tagjagcom/griffin Yes, I’m a #griffingeek”
But it SHOULD read, “I’m saving 25% off any Griffin Product with the coupon, “pirillogo”. Use the URL, http://go.tagjag.com/griffin . Yes, I’m a #griffingeek.
Chris? What the HECK is #griffingeek? Now, if you had said, “I’m a griffingeek”, that would have made sense. But #griffingeek?
There are many rules in the universe. One of them is this, “You can’t fix stupid”.
Humbly yours,
David Stark, Anchorage Alaska
Barbara
April 14th, 2009
at 11:43am
If you replace the rear rubber feet and put larger rubber feet on the rear than the front the air will rise under the computer creating a natural air flow increasing the cooling of the computer when sitting on the desk. That way you won’t have to carry your Griffing legs while away from your desk
Barbara
AC
April 25th, 2009
at 1:03pm
#griffingeek is a Twitterized form of griffingeek. If you’re willing to give up one of your 140 Twitter characters, using it includes your Tweet in Twitter groupings. “Hashtags are a community-driven convention for adding additional context and metadata to your tweets. They’re like tags on Flickr, only added inline to your post. You create a hashtag simply by prefixing a word with a hash symbol: #hashtag. Learn more at hashtags.org where there’s real time tracking of Twitter hashtags.”