Your New 4K Monitor for $600, Samsung 840 EVO, iTunes Credit

In the past, you might have needed two monitors to have enough computing real estate, but the coming wave of 4K displays promises to change that. Gamers might want to take note as well. Samsung's forthcoming 28" 4K display is listed at $700, which is already a steal, but you can grab yours on Amazon right now for $100 less. It is out of stock, but that price is so good that it's worth locking in and waiting for a new shipment.

Samsung 28" 4K LED Monitor | $600

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This wireless laser printer from Brother is one of the Wirecutter's favorite cheap printers, and you can take one home for just $60 today, or about $40 less than you'll usually find it.

Refurb Brother EHL-2270DW Mono Laser Printer | $60

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If you're like me, your iTunes gift card balance from the holiday season is starting to run dry. Here's a great chance to stock up again.

$100 iTunes Gift Card | $85

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These flash drives will plug into your computer AND your Android device. Not to mention the fact that they just look cool.

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If you own a phone, tablet, or laptop, there's a really good chance that Griffin makes cases and accessories for it. In honor of Mother's Day, they're offering 20% off everything on their site for Mother's day with promo code MOM20.

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20% Off Sitewide at Griffin | Promo code MOM20

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If you or someone you know bought a Canon SLR and is still using the kit lens, stop what you're doing and buy this immediately.

Canon EF 50mm f/1.8 II Autofocus Lens | $105

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The Samsung 840 EVO is one of the best SSDs around, and $440 for an entire terabyte is awfully tempting. If you have an Amazon Rewards Visa or just some account credit you'd like to spend, they also have it for $10 more.

Samsung 840 EVO 1TB SSD | $440 | Promo Code EXLEMC2267 | $10 more on Amazon

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Today's Amazon Gold Box features every color of the delightfully thin MINI JAMBOX for just $107, or more than $40 off the typical asking price.

Jawbone MINI JAMBOX | $107

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Today's deal on Sellout.Woot has everything you need to set up a basic home theater system. This Onkyo 2.1 channel setup includes an amplifier with Bluetooth, two speakers, and a subwoofer for $185 shipped. If you need some perspective, it currently sells for $400 new on Amazon, with fantastic reviews.

Refurb Onkyo LS3100 2.1 Channel Bluetooth Speaker System | $185

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Game of Thrones Season 3 | $35

A Song of Ice and Fire 5 Book Set [Kindle] | $20

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Add a "Move to iTunes" Option to OS X with a Finder Service

Mac: Dragging files into iTunes isn't an efficient process since you still have to delete what you add, but iTunes has an often-forgotten feature that automatically adds and sorts music for you. To speed that up even more, The Instructional shows off how to add a right-click option to add a file to iTunes.

iTunes' watched folder is buried pretty deep, but you can add you own rick click menu really easily:

1. Launch Automator and select Service as the type of document to create.
2. Change the option for Service receives selected from Text to Files or Folders.
3. In the Actions column, search for the action Move Finder Items to the workflow.
4. Within the action's settings, change the location to your iTunes library's Automatically Add to iTunes folder[1].
5. Save your service with an appropriate name, such as Move to iTunes.

When you're done, you'll have the option to easily add any file to iTunes without having to worry about deleting it afterward.

A More Efficient Way of Importing Content Into iTunes | The Instructional

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iTunes Volume Controls Assigns Your Media Keys to iTunes

Mac: The volume keys on a Mac keyboard and an Apple Remote are great ways to control you Mac's volume, but that only changes the system volume, not the volume in iTunes. If that's a problem for you, iTunes Volume Control is a simple little app that changes that behavior.

If you listen to music on your computer a lot, you know it's a bit frustrating that your media keys don't control iTunes. This is especially the case if you use AirPlay devices to send you music to other speakers. So, as the name describes, iTunes Volume Control changes the default behavior and just sets the iTunes volume when you hit the volume keys. You can easily enable or disable the app from the menu bar, or even set a modifier so it only works with a shortcut.

iTunes Volume Control (Free) | Github via One Thing Well

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