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We are excited to announce a private special offer on select items for Small Dog Electronics newsletter subscribers. The details of this exclusive deal are so hush-hush that we can’t tell you about them here!

“**Visit our website to see what we’re offering**”:http://www.smalldog.com/secretsale our valued readers. All orders must be placed by phone and this offer is good while supplies last. We look forward to hearing from you!

Edifier Prisma **$129.99**

Hammerhead Bubble-Free Screen Protector **$24.99**
(available in black or white)

Parallels 7 **$79.99**

Twelve South Compas stand for iPad **$39.99**
(works with original iPad and iPad 2)

Mimoco MIMOBOT Boba Fett USB flash drive – 4GB **$19.99**

Are you wondering what the latest hot item is at Small Dog? Are you interested in the specials we have to offer and our great bundle deals? Are you wishing you had all of this information at your fingertips? Well, you do: we have RSS feeds for all of this information! You can subscribe to or view our “**RSS feeds here.**”:http://www.smalldog.com/rss

We also have a “**YouTube**”:http://www.youtube.com/user/smalldogelectronics#p/f channel featuring product reviews and how-to’s, our commercials and some random fun!

Don’t fret, we are updating our class and seminar materials and will relaunch with updated classes in the coming weeks!

As always we offer in-store lessons at our three retail locations. These 20-30 minute one-on-one lessons cost $39.99 and are great way to get more comfortable with your Mac or mobile device.

“**Contact our retail stores for scheduling**.”:http://www.smalldog.com/contact

Yes, it’s true that the fancy new MacBook Pro you just brought home didn’t come with a manual.

When talking to customers in our retail stores, we typically end most conversations with, “Do you have any more questions or concerns?” Here many customers respond, “Well it comes with a manual, right?” This questions is usually followed by their utter shock and dismay at hearing that there are no instructions on how to use the computer, iPad, iPod or iPhone in that fancy new box.

There might not be a manual in the box, but don’t fear, your resources are all at your fingertips! Apple has made all of their manuals, user guides and how-to instructions available through a number of resources. iPad users are often delighted to know that there’s a free iPad user guide available through the iBookstore. Once you download the “**iBooks App**,”:http://click.linksynergy.com/fs-bin/stat?id=19XpSnZWhPI&offerid=146261&type=3&subid=0&tmpid=1826&RD_PARM1=http%3A%2F%2Fitunes.apple.com%2Fus%2Fapp%2Fibooks%2Fid364709193%3Fmt%3D8%2526uo%253D6%2526partnerId%253D30 simply search for “iPad user guide” in the iBookstore. The Apple website itself contains a wealth of knowledge: you can easily download “**manuals**”:http://support.apple.com/manuals/ for all of your Apple products, from iMac to MacBook Pro to iPod touch.

Information about how to use your new computer or device isn’t limited to just manuals, either. Video tutorials are available as well, and many links to these are located directly within the program you’re using. If you’re using Pages, for example, click on the **Help** option located in the toolbar at the top of your screen. Once you click on **Help**, select “**Video Tutorials**”:http://www.apple.com/iwork/tutorials/#pages-hero from the drop-down menu. Apple’s video tutorials show you everything from getting started to sharing documents with Microsoft Word.

We know digital downloads aren’t always the best way for some customers to get the most our of their device or software. Because of this, we sell a huge selection of books as well in our retail stores. So if you’re feeling like you’ve ingested enough technology in the purchase alone, feel confident knowing you can still hold a book in your hands to help you through!