Gifts less than $100 Video
Gifts less than $100 Video Transcript
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>> Everyone is on a budget this year, but you can get a lot of great tech gifts for less than a hundred dollars. Even an MP3 Player like this SanDisk Sansa Clip. It costs around $50. It clips right on to your clothes and it even gets FM radio, plus, tons of colors. Now I have that plugged in to these great in-ear headphones. These are the Radius Atomic Bass models. They cost about $40. They're stylish and if you like bass, they sound really good. Now most in-ear headphones are a lot more expensive, so these are a great deal. Now if there's a jet-setter in your life, this new Zip-Thru Laptop Bag from Targus is a great gift. Designed to get you through airport security lines without having to take your laptop out of your bag -- genius. Plus, it comes in just under a hundred dollars. Anybody who travels for business will love this bag. Now I also love these green rechargeable AA batteries. They are cheap and they save you money. They actually plug in to your computer's USB port to charge and you can find these online for about $20. I'm Molly Wood for CNET.com. ^M00:01:00 [ Music ]
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