The Joggler is a clever little device that combines a mobile phone text messaging service with a calendar, music player and more. When it arrived a few months ago the O2 Joggler cost £150, but for one week only it's been reduced to just £50.

It works as a touch-screen electronic calendar for your whole family, and can show photos, play music and video files and games. It can even show you the latest weather, news and sports results and show local traffic information. If you insert an O2 mobile phone Sim card it will send out text message reminders for events on the calendar.

Until April 15, the Joggler is available for an impressive £50, which is £100 off the original selling price.

Click the jump to find out where to buy.

The Lumix DMC-TZ65 takes 10-Megapixel images and has a 12x optical zoom. On the back there's a 3 inch for composing images, and it can even shoot video clips.

To grab this camera at a ridiculously low price, click the jump.

Belkin's F5D8233UK4 is a cable router, so it won't work with ADSL unless you have a separate modem, but can also be converted for use as a wireless access point.

And, for less than £20, it's quite a bargain. Click the jump for details of where to buy.

The package includes a DVD player, a remote control, one subwoofer and five satellite speakers. Even the batteries are included. The recommended price is over £100, but you can grab one for less than £50 - click the jump for details.

The Coolpix S220 takes 10-megapixel photos and stores them on inexpensive SD memory cards, with a 3x optical zoom to get close to the action and a 2.5in LCD display for framing your shots. The normal cost is £120, but to buy at a £50 discount click the jump.

First off, a note: this deal is for version 7 of the software, not the latest version 8, and you cannot upgrade for free to the newer edition. If you're happy with using a slightly older version, though, it's a great way to save between £30 and £50. Click the jump for details of where to buy.

The Compaq Mini 311c is a tiny netbook that also packs in Nvidia's clever Ion graphics processor, so despite its size it can play high definition videos.

It runs Windows XP, includes 1GB of memory and a 160GB hard disk and has an 11.6in display. Best of all, it's selling at a great price: previously £340, we've found it for just £270. Click the jump for details.

This Packard Bell dot_ma laptop is small and light, but packs 2GB of memory, a 250GB hard disk and ATI graphics. It also has an 11.6in display and a six-cell battery. The normal selling price is £380, but today it's on sale for just £220 - click the jump for details on where to buy.

The Powershot A490 normally sells for £130 and has a 3.3x optical zoom lens. It uses SD memory cards and can also record short movie clips. There's a built-in flash and a 2.5 inch screen on the back for composing images. To grab one for just £65, click the jump.

This keyboard and mouse set comes from Logitech's premium DiNovo range, and includes a small screen built into the number pad. It's designed for notebook computers, but will of course work perfectly with a desktop - in fact, its smaller design could be handy if desk space is limited. It normally sells for just under £70, but today you can grab one for under half that price - click the jump for details.

That's enough space to hold almost half a million digital photos, or 180 hours of high definition video, so it'll keep even the biggest collection of digital media together for some time to come. It connects to your computer via a USB cable, so installation is a cinch. Click the jump for details of where to buy.

This 22inch widescreen display from LG has a resolution of 1920x1080 pixels, so not only do you get loads of room for several programs on screen at once but you can also play 1080P high-definition video.

And, unlike some cheaper 22inch screens, the LG W2261V has both DVI and HDMI digital inputs, so you can connect it digitally to either a computer or a Blu-ray player. To pick up this great display at a £30 saving, click the jump.

The BD-P1580 will play Blu-rays, DVDs and CDs and connects to your television via HDMI. It can also play DivX video files using its USB socket. And today we've found it selling for just £80 - click the jump for details.

The Aspire One 751 uses an Intel Atom Z520 processor with 1GB of memory and a 160GB hard disk. Its 11.6in screen is far bigger than those on most older netbook computers, and it runs Windows XP. The recommended price for this model is £300, but today we've found it for just £199 - that's a healthy third off the price, obviously. Click the jump for details.

The product on offer here is a 32in television screen that's built to house a Micro ATX PC - you'll need to add the motherboard, processor and memory into the back yourself. Once this is done, and after adding a copy of Windows, you'll be able to watch television, as well as anything else you could view on a PC - Youtube, downloaded videos, DVDs and so on.

The downside is that, without the PC parts, the screen itself won't do anything at all. But then the price is something of a bargain - just £209. Click the jump for details.