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Give the gift of tech this Christmas.
Stuck for a reasonably priced gift to give your gadget and tech loving friends this Christmas? Fancy a bit of tech that won’t break the bank? Maybe a little stocking filler perhaps?
Here are ten suggestions for low cost tech gadgets – click on the images below (they link back to Amazon) or use your favourite search engine/price comparison site to learn more.
Ecobutton – help the planet with the aid of a big tech button
8GB ReadyBoost Flash Drive – give Vista a boost and access your files on the go
Photo frame Keyring – keep your loved ones close
AC Power Adaptor Charger – a handy little device to charge that gadget
Notebook Travel Kit – ideal for someone on the move
Digital Picture Frame – dust off your photo albums and give them a new light
SD Card USB Card Reader – read those SD cards with this handy little device
DVD Player – DVD players don’t cost the earth anymore so why miss that new release?
iPod Speakers – Save your ears and use speakers instead of headphones
Backpack - keep all your tech gadgets handy in one place
What’s on your tech wish list this year?
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