Deal of the day: Harmon Kardon Soundsticks II, $122

by CNET News staff

These amazing speakers only worked with a Mac when they first came out. With this later version of the Soundsticks system, Harman Kardon allows anyone with a 1/8-inch minijack input to take advantage of the SoundSticks II and their fantastic output. 20-watt "jellyfish" subwoofer and 10-watt stacked minispeakers are universally loved. Originally priced at $200, you can get them today from Amazon for close to $100, plus shipping. Check out the CNET Reviews write-up for more details and user comments.

What: Harman Kardon Soundsticks II desktop speakers
How much: $110
Shipping: $12 (varies)
Where: Amazon.com (via Techdeals)
When: Through unknown date
Click here for product review.

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