A little something for everyone today, plus a bonus deal on PC games for folks who need something fun to do this weekend.
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Three-deal Thursday: A Canon EOS Rebel, Nook Simple Touch, and free video converter
They’re slimmer, more capable, and more affordable than ever before, but should you bother buying one when your smartphone can get you where you’re going?
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Does it still make sense to buy a GPS?
This incredibly popular gizmo plugs into your router, serving up totally free calling via Google Voice or another service. Just one catch: no 911.
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Get an OBi100 VoIP adapter for $39.99, make free calls for life
Want to lose your landline? Ooma’s Internet phone system gives you free local and long-distance calling for life, with almost no monthly fees.
That’s half off the price of one of the biggest action games of 2011.
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Get Battlefield 3 (PC) for $29.98
The Mac SuperBundle Spring 2012 includes nine programs that would cost 10 times more if purchased separately.
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Get a $453 Mac software bundle for $49
It was just last month that the 16GB version of this 10-inch tablet was selling for the same price. Plus: a free $2 credit from Amazon MP3.
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Get a 32GB Toshiba Thrive Android tablet for $259.99
With its spacious screen, fast processor, and impressive feature set, the Triumph puts most other prepaid phones to shame.
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Get a Virgin Mobile Triumph prepaid Android phone for $188
Plug two over-the-air HDTV tuners into your router, then share the free-TV goodness with every PC on your network.
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Get an HDHomeRun Dual TV tuner for $69.99
Normally $29.95, this mega-popular utility helps you tweak, optimize, and accelerate Windows. You have until noon tomorrow to score this deal.
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