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Looking for the best possible gift you can get for the video gamer in your life? Look no further than video game consoles!
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SONY PLAYSTATION 3 After a major price drop and system redesign, the PS3 Slim (30% smaller, lighter, and cheaper than the original) is quickly becoming an essential multi-media device. Though still in the spring of its lifecycle, the PS3 is finally coming into its own. Sony has a lot of generation-defining software now, and the ability to watch Blu-ray discs, browse the Internet, stream media, connect external storage devices, setup slide shows, and a whole lot more is super sweet.MSRP: $299-$349 | |
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MICROSOFT XBOX 360 Though you'll have to drop an extra $50 a year to be an Xbox LIVE Gold member, you'll get the ultimate online gaming experience with the Xbox 360 Elite. Sporting a 120 GB HDD, a vibrant community of players, outstanding software, and the best controllers this generation, this is a must-buy piece of equipment. Plus, Gold membership gives you a lot more than just gaming - the Netflix, Facebook, and Last.fm apps along with online Party support are outstanding.MSRP: $199-$299 | |
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NINTENDO Wii The leading console this generation by a large margin, the Nintendo Wii provides an accesible gaming experience for the whole family. Known for its high quality first-party games, Nintendo Wii also gives you access to their Virtual Console (hundreds of arcade classics) and WiiWare (Wii-specific arcade titles). Improved motion controls via Wii MotionPlus and an ever-expending peripheral list keep the gaming experience fresh.MSRP: $199 | |
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IBUYPOWER BATTALION 101 M865TU NOTEBOOK True portable PC gaming at a decent price is very tough to come by. Even at the default build specifications, the Battalion 101 M865TU 15" Notebook with an Intel Montevina Core 2 Duo Mobile P8700 Dual-Core Processor (2x 2.53GHz/3MB Cache/1066FSB), 4GB [2GB x 2] 1333MHz DDR3 SDRAM, Mobility DDR3 1GB NVIDIA GTX260 dedicated video, and a 320 GB 7200rpm Serial-ATA hard drive all for under $1400 is an absolute steal with power to burn.MSRP: Starting at $1,301 | |
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