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Back To School: Fresh Tech For A Fresh Start

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These new products are sure to please students at the high school, college, and grad-school levels.

We’ve already shown you the results of our reader survey that asked current and incoming college students what they plan to buy. In that same article we also suggested established products to outfit a dorm room at every budget. In this guide, we’ll showcase recently released products that we think any student would be eager to incorporate in his daily life in high school, college, or grad school. Most of these products take into account a smaller-than-ideal square footage and budget.

Whether you’re a proud parent looking to send a student off in style, or a stressed undergrad getting ready to do some shopping, we think you’ll find something on these pages. Found a better deal on a laptop or entertainment system than what we’ve mentioned? Be sure to advise others in the comments section below.

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plasmastorm 08/17/2011 2:34 PM
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Wish i could afford a $1400 alienware laptop.
Been working full time for 12 years, maybe I should be an american highschool student who obviously have more money than the avg UK joe huh.

jimslaid2 08/19/2011 5:53 PM
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Yeah but those students have taken out loans they have to pay back. catch22

dconnors 08/19/2011 9:17 PM
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Plasmastorm :
Wish i could afford a $1400 alienware laptop.Been working full time for 12 years, maybe I should be an american highschool student who obviously have more money than the avg UK joe huh.



jimslaid2 :
Yeah but those students have taken out loans they have to pay back. catch22



Bingo. Most US students need financial aid and student loans in order to finish college. Most of the time, funds for a good laptop are included in these loans.

-Devin Connors, Tom's Guide