When you're a student (or the parent of a student), every penny counts, and you always want the most for your money. The PalmOne Tungsten E2 delivers Bluetooth, outstanding battery life, a vivid screen, and more, all for an affordable price. You don't have to have an economics degree to know that this is a good deal.
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Budget-minded grads will appreciate that the A75 doesn't break the bank; even better, its full array of manual features will appeal to anyone who likes getting the most from gadgets.
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Sure, it's not the DS or the PSP, but if your grad wants to play the largest--and most affordable--library of portable games, the classic Nintendo Game Boy Advance SP is the way to go.
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Budget doesn't need to be boring. eMachines makes budget systems that look and act like more-expensive mainstream PCs. The feature-rich T5026, for example, includes a double-layer DVD burner and a handy 8-in-1 media-card reader.
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