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The Tom's Hardware 2017 Gift Guide

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$25 Newegg Gift Card

If your gift recipient really wants a new part for their computer, but it is out of your price range, you could always just give them a Newegg gift card. What better gift than being able to buy eggxactly what you want? (See what we did there?)


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Steam $50 Gift Card

Let's take the gift card idea a step further. How about getting your gift recipient a card towards something fun, like what they can find on Steam. That way when they tell their significant other they just blew $50 on video games, arguments don't ensue. (Not that we have any experience with that.)


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Amazon $50 Gift Card

An Amazon gift card is a perfect option if you're really unsure what gift to give. Your gift recipient can pick out their own technology, or even buy something non-tech related, even food items from Whole Foods.

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  • JoeMomma 04 November 2017 13:44
    I have the Corsair Flash Survivor Stealth 128GB. You didn't mention it's main reason for existence. Toughness! It is waterproof to 100 meters and I have seen one dropped from a 10 story building and still work (with a few minor scratches).
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  • IInuyasha74 04 November 2017 14:06
    All flash drives are water proof if you just let them dry out first. Had several get dropped in water over the years and continue to work. Just had to let them dry first.
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  • elbert 04 November 2017 14:55
    The steam link is on sale for70% off from steam so its only $14.99.
    http://store.steampowered.com/app/353380/Steam_Link/
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  • BaRoMeTrIc 04 November 2017 16:58
    Steam Link is currently 14.99 on Steam. So definitely don't buy it from Amazon.
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  • 10tacle 04 November 2017 17:05
    ^^Wow that's a serious deal for a Steam Link. SOLD! Price is good through 11/6.

    Regarding gift cards for Steam and whatnot, keep an eye on Groupon and Dealcatcher. Regularly you'll see a discounted offering. Here's an example for a $60 12-month Xbox Live (Gold) membership for $48 that Dealcatcher linked to eBay:

    https://www.ebay.com/itm/Microsoft-Xbox-LIVE-12-Month-Gold-Membership-for-Xbox-360-XBOX-ONE-/141607184417?rmvSB=true

    But I'll wait for Cyber Monday before buying any tech stuff. Almost always you will get a better deal than the so-called Black Friday "deals" out there.
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  • Firedrops 06 November 2017 13:00
    That G13 Gamepad really hurts... I wish they'd update it already, don't want to buy Razer and have yet another background software running.
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  • lazymangaka 06 November 2017 18:34
    A 128GB MicroSD card is also a must-have for all of those new Nintendo Switches that will be opened on Christmas morning. The 32GB of internal space goes quickly, especially if you're buying most of the games digitally.
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  • bloodroses 08 November 2017 15:51
    Not sure I'd put the SNES Classic Edition in the gift guide list. While it's a neat little device for retrogamers, the thing is harder to find than the Tickle Me Elmo was; outside hiked ebay prices.
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  • rabbit4me1 12 November 2017 01:34
    Apparently the clown cars inside I guess cuz the guy that wrote this was really a bozo he has no idea what's out for Christmas and he completely missed the Jedi challenge thingy... Sad and he got paid to do this article
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  • rabbit4me1 12 November 2017 01:36
    Apparently the clown car is in sight and this bozo doesn't really know what's hot and not for Christmas in the tech world. He completely missed the Jedi challenge thingy you use the cell phone with that's cool as all get out. Sadly he was paid for this ...sad..
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