25 Awesome Gadgets for $50 or Less

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25 Awesome Gadgets for $50 or Less We scoured the Web for the best deals on 25 gadgets you might actually want to buy. - Liviu Oprescu, PCWorld Home Entertainment News The Byte Cellar Is the Ultimate Geek Dream Den Check out Blake Patterson's "Byte Cellar" room of 122 vintage computers, retro consoles, pocket PCs, and more. Share: HP Photosmart 6520 e-All-in-One: Midpriced MFP for Home or Student Use For a light-volume home or student user, this multifunction printer offers decent speed and features, and average-priced inks. Share: Samsung Galaxy Note 10.1: The Pen Sets This Android Tablet Apart With pen input and a highly customized version of Android 4.0, the Note 10.1 distinguishes itself in a crowded market. Share: Digital Entertainment on PCWorld PCWorld Arrives on the iPad Download our app to get a heaping tabletful of news, Top Ten lists, reviews, and how-to advice delivered fresh to your iPad throughout the day. 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