In our Daily Deals blog we scour the Web to bring you the best bargains on laptops, phones, PCs, and other high-tech gear. Read on for the best of this week's finds, and be sure to visit Daily Deals.
Acer Iconia Tab W500 Tablet (32GB, Wi-Fi), $489
When we reviewed the Acer Iconia Tab at its launch in April, we had a 16GB Wi-Fi version running Android 3.0 on our hands. Since then Acer's launched its W500, a Windows 7 Home Premium-based tablet. The 32GB Iconia Tab W500 usually sells for between $524 and $600. Right now, though, you can get it for only $489 at Buy.com--and shipping is free.
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Dell Latitude E5420 Core i5 Business Laptop, $839
When we reviewed the Core i5 model of Dell's Latitude E5420 barely a month ago, it was selling for $1590. At the time we thought it was a bit expensive for a 14-inch laptop with a minimal software bundle. We still gave it 4.5 out of 5 stars for its durability, great performance, and long battery life. Right now, though, Dell has the Latitude E5420 on sale for only $839--a good deal on a great laptop.
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Refurbished Zune HD 16GB Media Player, $130
Microsoft's Zune HD is a solid little media player--not quite on par with the Apple iPod touch--but still, pretty good. When it launched a couple years back, the 16GB version sold for $220; now, since the Zune line was discontinued, it's hard to find. For a limited time, though, you can get a refurbished model from CowBoom.com for only $130; shipping is free.
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