Samsung QWERTY phone - just £99!
Here's a good deal for anyone who wants a mobile phone that they can easily type email and text messages on without paying a fortune. Samsung's C6625 smartphone has a full QWERTY keypad, rather like the ones found on older Blackberry phones, and yet today you can buy it for less than £100 - and that's SIM free, ready to use on any mobile phone network.
The C6625 runs the Windows Mobile operating system and has a large 2.6in colour screen. It has a fast HSDPA internet connection and a 2-megapixel camera for snapping photos. It can play music and video files, and if there's not enough storage space inside for all your media files you can add more with a memory card. Click the jump for details on how to buy one.
Three-PC Family Security for under £5
There's not much to say about this particular deal, except that it's a bargain: if you don't mind upgrading to the latest version via your internet connection, you can get a three-PC copy of AVG Family Security for just £4.93 here. You're unlikely to find a cheaper security product than that.
19in High-Def Television / Monitor - Save £90
It seems that these days televisions just get bigger and bigger - most start at 32 inches, with monstrous 40 inch, 50 inch and larger displays coming down in price. If you're looking for something a little smaller, perhaps for a second television or simply because you prefer something a little less room-dominating, this could be ideal.
LG's 19H2000 is a proper high-definition ready LCD television, but with a 19in screen it's small enough to fit into most rooms. It has a built-in Freeview TV tuner, an HDMI socket for high-definition picture sources such as Blu-ray players and also a PC input so it can be used as a computer monitor. Its normal price is £230, but we've found a store selling this TV for just £140 - click the jump for details.
11.6in Medion E1311 Netbook - Save £140!
If you're on the lookout for a netbook computer with a big screen, this could be just the job - and it's available at an even bigger discount. The Medion Akoya E1311 has a 1.5GHz processor with 1GB of memory and a 160GB hard disk, and runs Windows XP.
It has the fastest type of wireless networking - 802.11n - and Bluetooth built-in, as well as a memory card reader and a webcam. And with a six hour battery, it'll keep running for quite some time.
This powerful netbook normally costs £350, but today it's on sale for just £209 - click the jump for details of where to buy.
Backup Software - Half Price!
Just about every PC user knows that it's important to keep backups of any important documents or photos stored on a computer in case something goes wrong - but what about the software on that PC? Most of us spend time adding extra programs and tweaking Windows to run just the way we want it, and even if you do have all the necessary discs and keycodes to hand putting everything back in place after a serious PC problem could take days. Unless, of course, you have an image backup.
Image backups take a copy of everything on your computer, including Windows and all its settings and any programs that are installed. To make one you'll need a suitable program, and today we've found one of the best, Acronis True Image Home 2010, for just £20 - and that's half the regular price. Click the jump for details.
Family Tree Maker - Under Half Price!
If you've ever thought about researching your family's history and creating a family tree, then this could be the ideal opportunity. There are loads of software packages and services available to help you research family history on a computer, but many are expensive - today we've found one selling for under half price.
This Who Do You Think You Are Family Tree Maker package is the deluxe version, so as well as software to help you compile family tree information it also includes a three month subscription to Ancestry.co.uk worth £32 - not bad when you're getting the entire package for around half that price. The normal selling cost is £40, but we've found it for just £17 - click the jump for details.
Desktop PC for under £150
Computer prices get lower and lower every day, but you'd be hard pressed to find many complete desktop PCs for under £150. Today, though, we've found just that: an IBM desktop computer, with screen, for £149.
This ThinkCenter M51 has a 3.2GHz Pentium 4 Processor, 512MB of memory and a DVD drive. A copy of Windows XP Professional is installed. As you might have guessed from the price these systems aren't brand new - we strongly suspect the previous owner will have been a company that has just upgraded its network of computers. Still, at this price they're something of a bargain. Click the jump for details.
Lenovo Laptop - Under Half Price!
It's not often you see a discount this big: this Lenovo laptop computer has seen its price hacked down from £1186 to under £600.
The G550 has a 15.6" widescreen display, a dual-core Intel T6600 processor, Nvidia graphics, a whopping 4GB of memory, a 500GB hard disk and runs Windows 7 Home Premium. For details of where to grab this powerful laptop at a discount of over 50%, click the jump.
Three laptops from under £150
Netbook computers have become cheaper and cheaper over the past year, but it's still relatively rare to see one break the £200 barrier. In case you're on the lookout for a super-cheap laptop for internet and office use, though, we've rounded up the three cheapest deals currently available.
All three are for refurbished computers - these have been sold, returned, checked up by the manufacturers and certified as fit for resale. As they cannot be sold as new, these products are significantly discounted - often by as much as £100. But enough of that - what's the best deal?
Well, for just £132 you could pick up an Acer Aspire One netbook (pictured, left). This model has 8gb of storage and runs the Linplus Lite Linux operating system rather than Windows - fine if you want to surf the web or send email, and there's no need to install any security software to keep it safe.
Alternatively, if you'd prefer the familiarity and compatibility of Windows XP, we've found a store selling the same PC with that system installed for a little more: £160. This version also includes twice as much memory: 1GB rather than 512MB.
And finally, if you'd prefer another brand, we've found a shop selling refurbished Dell Mini 9 netbooks (pictured at the top of this post) for the same price of £160. These run the well known Ubuntu Linux operating system and have 8GB of storage.
Click the jump for links to the relevant stores.
AVG Anti-Virus : Save £22, just £6
AVG is very well known for making its basic anti-virus program completely free to download. While AVG free gives excellent basic protection, however, it isn't exactly packed with features.
To get the full set of anti-virus tools the company asks you to pay £28 for its full anti-virus product. As well as the protection found in AVG Free, this includes a rootkit scanner, protection against phishing attacks, a special mode designed to work with video games, the company's web shield technology and technical support from the company.
At £28 the program isn't bad value, but we can do much better. Today we've found a store selling this full paid-for anti-virus suite for just under £6 - that's a £22 discount on the recommended price. Click the jump for details.
