IT Show 2011 - Part 1 | HardwareZone Singapore

If you haven't done your research on what gadgets to get, it's not too late yet. Just drop down to SPH Magazines at Hall 601, snag a copy of HWM and research away!

Besides HWM, the whole stable of SPH Magazines are all there, so be it lifestyle, motoring or health, there's a magazine for you. Every copy entitles you to a free goodie bag.

Here are some of the freebies found in the goodie bag. If you subscribe at the booth, you'll also enjoy savings of up to 30%. Subscribe for more than one magazine and enjoy further savings!

These are some of the additional freebies that are on top of your goodie bag if you buy a magazine at our booth. What you get will depend on which magazine you purchase. For instance, buying Men's Health will get you a shaker bottle.

Bargains and affordable mice and keyboards are available at the A4 Tech booth on Level 6.

LED backlight keyboards are great if you like to work in the dark. And the A4 Tech KL-126 LED backlight keyboard sees a slashed down price to $69 from its usual $99.

Not content with just clicking on your presentations with your mouse? The A4 Tech G10 MeetingMan has a built in laser pointer for you presentation needs, at only $99 and 50% off for the second unit purchased!

Frequent travelers will be glad to know that the A4 Tech G9 wireless mouse is compact, performs well on glass and is very affordable at only $29 (usual price $59).

Seeking a solution for your wireless needs? Head down to Aztech for a wide selection of helpful devices.

Looking for Homeplug Ethernet adapters? At the Aztech booth, they can range from $32 (85Mbps, Model HL106E) to $69 (1000Mbps, Model HL280E).

Here, you can get a 150Mbps Wireless-N USB adapter at $19.

Looking for a pocket-size 3G wireless-N router? The HW553 comes with a sweet price tag of $49.

One of the better deals we spotted at the booth is a $32 priced 4-port 150Mbps Wireless-N Router. Wi-Fi without breaking the bank!

Blind spots in the kitchen? Check out the Aztech portable 300Mbps Wireless-N repeater (WL556E) which comes at only $79.

Avira was there at the 6th floor to hawk its antivirus and other security solutions.

You can get Avira's premium antivirus package with free TuneUp utilities worth US$49.95.

To entice buyers, Avira is holding a instant lucky dip for everyone who spends more than $50 on their products. The top prizes include 32" LCD TVs and Capitaland vouchers.

You can't miss one of the biggest security software vendors around, Norton by Symantec.

Exclusive prices for the Norton 360 package.

Prices for the Antivirus 2011 and the Internet Security 2011 packages.

Audiophiles might want to head down to Level 6, where the Audio Technica booth is, for a range of different headphones.

The ATH-CKF300 (Bloom series) might be a hit with the girls with their feminine style. Good news is, you can bring a friend to enjoy a 1-for-1 deal at a total of $38.

The ATH-XS5 comes equipped with a “Wide Back Band” headband, a 110dB/mW output and a 47-Ohm impedance - but most importantly, it comes with an affordable price-tag of $98.

The highly eye-catching neon green ATH-SQ5 is down to $98 from an original price of $128 at the IT Show and comes with a free pair of in-ears (ATH-CKM50) that costs $78.

The high-end ATH PRO700 DJ headphones retails at $268 with a free Audio Technica bag and a limited edition tee. If you are swinging by the booth on Saturday, watch out for an additional hourly 10% discount promotion between 7-9pm.

The HL-2140 is a monochrome laser printer with a print speed of up to 22ppm (A4). It’s available for $98 (usual price is $128).

The MFC-J615W is a 6-in-1 inkjet machine (print/scan/copy/fax/PC fax/direct photo print & movie print) with print speeds of up to 35ppm (mono) and 28ppm (color). It also features wired and wireless connectivity. It’s going for $288 (usual price is $338).

The MFC-6490CW is an A3-capable, 6-in-1 inkjet machine (print/scan/copy/fax/PC fax/direct photo print) with print speeds of up to 35ppm (mono) and 28ppm (color). It also features wired and wireless connectivity. It’s going for $498 (usual price is $518). Freebies include a Fujifilm camera.

The MFC-7340 is a monochrome laser multifunction center (print/fax/copy/scan/PC fax) with print speed of up to 20ppm (A4). It’s going for $268 (usual price is $298) and comes with a free $20 NTUC voucher.

The MFC-9320CW is a color laser multifunction center (print/fax/copy/scan/PC fax/internet fax) with print speed of up to 16ppm (both mono and color). It’s going for $848 (usual price is $948) and comes with a free Fujifilm camera.

The NV-4000D is a high-end sewing machine that boosts 1200 stitch patterns, Brother’s Auto Thread Tension technology, and 134 embroidery Disney characters. It can be yours for $5988 (usual price is $6988).

The P-touch PT-90 labeller features a 12-character LCD display, 9/12mm M tape, nine type styles, and six type font sizes. It’s available for $49.90 (usual price is $71.90. Freebies include 2 9mm TZ M tape and a $5 NTUC voucher.

Creative is back with a bang at the IT Show 2011, with its new Android tablets the big attraction.

The ZiiO 7" tablet comes in 8GB ($339) and 16GB ($389, with free leather case) variants, both of which are using Android 2.1 (upgradeable to 2.2). Creative is touting the audio quality of these tablets, which come with X-Fi Crystalizer and Expand modes and works with all Creative Wireless speakers and headphones.

This is the larger ZiiO 10", which goes for $399 and is available only with 8GB internal storage.

Another recent Creative product is the Zen Touch 2, a portable media player that includes wireless connectivity, built-in camera and even a version with GPS. The basic 8GB model costs $249, the GPS will set you back by $299 and the 16GB version goes for $319, with a free adapter.

The ZiiSound T6 features Bluetooth based wireless audio and comes with an array of speakers for the surround effect. It costs $569, and you'll get a free set of T12 Wireless speakers free.

A reddot design award winner, the ZiiSound D5 is an audio streamer for your iPhone or iPod. Again, wireless is the preferred choice for this $299 device.

Fancy yourself a WoW player? Well, you can't be really considered a fan until you get one of these WoW headsets from Creative. The USB, wired version costs just $129 while the wireless one goes for $189.

Probably the least expensive item at the Creative booth and perhaps one of the more affordable in-ear phones in the market, the EP-630 goes for $29. It's available in four colors and promises to keep ambient noise at bay.

Creative is also showing off its new ZiiO Shenbi, a system of software and hardware for learning Chinese that works together with its ZiiO tablet. Details are sketchy at the moment, with no flyers printed yet when we were there. According to the staff there, the whole package costs $199.

Casio's full of cameras, and they're easy to find - right in front of the central entrance of the central hall of level 4. Casio's also letting you trade in any camera and shave $150 off their camera prices (only at the IT Show!).

The brand-new EX-ZR100 is going for $599, it does a long 12.5x optical zoom with a 24mm wide lens.

Or how about the EX-ZR10? It's selling for $549, but you can trade-in any camera and get it for only $399. Both the ZR100 and ZR10 have the new HDR/HDR Art mode, and the ZR10 has a long 7x optical zoom.

Looking for something tougher? The Casio EX-G1 is shock resistant, dustproof, waterproof, freezeproof, and going for $449 instead of the usual $549.

Though D-Link is the winner of HWZ's Tech Awards 2010 for Best NAS Brand, they have more to offer at their booth at this year's IT Show.

Looking for a high speed router to complement your broadband or optic fibre connection? The D-Link DIR-655 is well-equipped for the next generation broadband, supporting wireless speeds of up to 300Mbps. And it is quite affordable, priced at $169 from its usual $199

For something much more affordable, how about a $29 D-Link DIR-600 Wireless N 150 Home router? Capable of wireless transmission of up to 150Mbps, the DIR-600 comes with 4 10/100Mbps ports for your wired connections.

For something new, and much more interesting, we also spotted the Boxee Box. With it, you can hook up your home network effortlessly, sharing your movies and music with everyone on the big screen TV. While it is a relatively new product, D-Links is currently offering it at $299 from its usual pricing of $329 for the movie fans.

Dell's presence was felt at the IT Show with a number of booths scattered around the 4th floor. As anticipated, its range of Inspiron desktops and notebooks took centerstage plus a handful of XPS laptops in the mix.

The sales promoter drew our attention to the Inspiron 14, which is going for a very tempting price of $899. The 14-inch laptop is powered by a Core i5-480M processor and 4GB DDR3 memory. Its promo includes a Belkin case, Microsoft Office 2010 Starter Edition and McAfee Security Center valid for 15 months.

Gaming on a fiercely-specced notebook anyone? Alienware was also part of Dell's fray, and this 17-inch monster is tagged at $3,499 at the show if you have the moolah and muscle to handle this Core i7 machine.

What do we have here? A Sandy Bridge-equipped XPS? Dell's spanking new XPS 15 notebook touts a second generation Core i7-2630M CPU, and comes with other goodies like discrete NVIDIA GeForce GT425M graphics and 750GB hard drive.

Fancy a desktop which costs less than one grand? Dell's Inspiron 580s is available for only $949 with the latest Windows 7 Home Premium OS and a 20-inch IN2020M monitor.

If you want something with a little more bite, you can opt for the Dell Studio XPS 8300 package. This desktop will set you back between $1,399 and $1,899 depending on the configuration you choose.

Eastgear's booth may sell a variety of gadgets, including flash, chargers, and batteries but as you can tell, the main focus are its GPS devices from Sensonic and Holux.

The 5-inch Holux 62F is going for a show special of $199, and comes with the Galactio V8 navigation system.

Those who require real time navigation may wish to get the more expensive Holux 62AS, which is going for $299.

The Sensonic N520+ boasts of a resolution of 800 x 480 and includes a FM transmitter. It's going for $199.

Epson's covering your printing needs with a selection of printers and projectors on the show floor at level 4. Check out these star buys.

The Epson ME Office 900WD is an AIO inkjet printer with wi-fi, memory-card slots and double-sided printing, only $268 from the usual $298.

The Epson Stylus Photo TX720WD is an AIO inkjet printer with wi-fi, memory-card slots, double-sided printing and it does a quick 4R borderless photo in less than 10 seconds. Check it out for $328 (U.P. $398).

The Epson ME Office 960FWD AIO inkjet printer has wi-fi connectivity, memory-card slots, does double-sided printing and has a 30-sheet automatic document feeder for speedy copying. Selling for $378 below the usual $478 - a good $100 off!

Epicentre is not only home to Apple products, there's also a wide range of Apple accessories and audio products on display too.

Prices of the MacBook Pro begin from $1648 for the 13-inch model and $2048 for the 15-inch one. Every purchase entitles you to an Essential Kit which includes a palm guard and key protector.

The 11-inch MacBook Air is going for $1348 while the larger 13-inch one is going for $1788. Purchases will come with a free Essentials Kit which includes stuff like a keyboard protector, screen protector and sleeve.

Prices of the iMacs begin from $1788 for the smaller 21.5-inch model and buyers can choose to upgrade to 8GB of RAM or a free Canon MP258 AIO printer.

Want to stay out from the hordes of iPhone users? Consider then these unique casings from Ed Hardy. Encrusted with Swarovski crystals, each costs over $1000.

If $1000 is too much for you to stomach, Ed Hardy has more affordable casings too with prices beginning from as low as $15.

The Sonos S5 plus bridge is going for $788,and you can add an another S5 speaker system for $1399.

Bose is running special discounts on their music systems. The Bose Companion 5 for instance is going for $649 (U.P.: $749), while the massive SoundDock 10 can be had for $1099 (U.P.: $1299).

Those looking for striking earphones, be sure to check out chicBuds. Adorned with Swarovski crystals, the chicBuds earphones cost $53.10 (U.P.: $59).

With loads of broadband plans available at IT Show 2011, you might have to consider some upgrades to your router for your home network. At level 6, you can find some bargains at the Engenius booth.

At nearly 50% off its usual price of $139, the Engenius ESR9850 Wireless-N gigabit router, priced at $79 comes with a built-in 4 port 10/100/1000 switch and supports data transfers of up to 300Mbps.

Need something more compact than a full fledged router? The Engenius ETR9360 battery operated wireless-N pocket router, as its name suggests, fits into your pocket snugly. Priced at $99 (usual price $129), you can also purchase an additional battery at $15 to keep the compact router going beyond its 14 hours standby time.

The Engenius ESR6650 wireless-N 3.5G router is perhaps one of the biggest bargain at the Engenius booth. Supporting data rates of up to 150Mbps, the ESR6650 is now priced at $39 from its usual price of $79. Now that's a 50% discount for a practical and useful networking device.

Seeking for a GPS fix? Drop by Garmin's booth on Level 6.

The slim nuvi 3790 comes with Bluetooth connectivity and doubles up as a MP3 player. For $499 (UP: $579), you can also get a free carrying case, AC adapter, mount kit and more.

The nuvi 1350 comes with a helpful Highway Mode and Singapore Postal Code Search. At the IT show, this sets you back at $199 with a usual price of $239. Comes with a free friction mount.

The nuvi 1250 is made for those who want a frills-free and an affordable GPS. The tiny device comes with handwriting input in English and Chinese as well as Text-to-Speech input. Priced at $159, a $20 off its usual price of $179.

If you're looking for projectors, InFocus is a good place to start.

InFocus is touting its star buy for the IT Show 2011 as this IN102, which is rated at 2500 ANSI lumens and with 4000 lamp hours. It's going for $499.

The IN3900 series is the highest end models available from InFocus at the IT Show, with prices ranging from $2799 to 2999. However, you're saving up to $728, with a free WiFi adapter (limited stock) and an additional LiteBoard Wand.

If full HD playback is what you require, the SP8600 is your bet. This 1800 lumen projector is available at $1599 after applying a $400 cash rebate. Only limited units available though, so hurry!

Looking for accessories for your latest gadgets? Check out KJC's booth, where you'll find lots of cases, chargers, battery packs and Bluetooth headsets.

There are some really deep discounts on iPhone cases at the KJC booth.

The Mili Power King is an external battery (18000mAh) capable of powering notebooks, cameras and mobile phones. It's going for $188, instead of the usual $259.

The newly launched Mili Power Spirit is a very portable battery pack for the iPhone/iPod. For $29.90, you can get this 800mAh battery.

The Mili Power Prince is another new product that has been launched at the IT Show. An 5000 mAh portable battery pack for the iPhone/iPod/iPad, it's going for a special price of $89.

HP has a wide reach at the IT Show with many booths spread over the 4th level. You are in luck if you are hitting the event with the intent to purchase a notebook, printer, desktop or IT peripherals.

One of HP's star buys include the G32-series notebook. The 13.3-inch notebook's price has been slashed to $999 compared to its usual tag of $1,299. The G32-301TX model is powered an Intel Core i5-480M 2.66GHz processor, and comes with a 500GB HDD and ATI Mobility Radeon HD 5470 discrete graphics.

You might want to consider the Pavilion dm4 if you're on the hunt for an entertainment notebook. The 14-inch laptop comes in two configurations, powered by an Intel Core i5-480M and i7-640M processor respectively. They are going for $1,399 and $1,699 at the IT Show.

Fancy sending a print job via email? Then why not check out HP's Officejet 6500A Plus E710n AIO printer? HP's star buy now comes with a reduced price of $349 instead of its usual $399 SRP. Freebies include a $50 shopping voucher and trolley.

Aptly addressed as the ENVY 100, HP's sleek and shiny printer has to be the sexiest of them all. It's supposedly the world's first PVC-free printer, and it is also equipped with a 3.45-inch touchscreen. Does two-sided printing, and it's yours for $469.

The HP Pavilion Elite HPE-498d PC delivers a mean punch with its Core i7 and GeForce GTX 460 hardware. Apart from its bundled 23-inch 2311F monitor, HP is throwing in a Microsoft Office Home Student Edition and Trend Micro Titanium Internet Security package as well. It is currently priced at $2,799 with an integrated TV Tuner card.

Lexmark is introducing its new Genesis S815 printer, which is able to scan your document in seconds and then print it out. The company is calling this, Flash Scan technology.

The Genesis S815 is a 4-in-1 color inkjet at heart, though it comes with Lexmark's new Flash Scan feature. It's rated at 33 ppm for mono and 30 ppm for color. There's also Wireless N functionality on this new product, which is going for $499 at the IT Show.

The Pro708 is one of our favorite choices for the professional, garnering our Tech Awards Editor's choice for 2010. Duplex and network printing are some of its features, along with business card scanning. It costs $349 at the IT Show, free gifts include an X-Mini Capsule speaker and an 500GB external HDD.

If you're just looking for a simple, inexpensive printer, the X5650 at $99 fits the bill. A 4-in-1 color inkjet, it can do 25 ppm mono and 18 ppm color, decent but not great. A free photo album worth $49 is included.

UOB cardholders can enjoy some additional benefits too.

If you're looking for a new DSLR or compact camera, Nikon's there for you on the fourth level, in the central hall. Of special note is that Nikon is offering a SB900 speedlight at $599 (U.P. $789) pay with purchase when you get any DSLR camera.

The D300s, the highest-end DX DSLR camera in Nikon's stable, is selling for $2388 (body only) at the show, but you get a free 50mm f/1.8 lens and other freebies including a Black Rapid strap and Kata bag.

The newest DX-camera from Nikon, the D7000 is selling at a close $2299 (with 18-105mm kit lens) and $1999 (body only). Free gifts include a 50mm f/1.8 lens, a Slik tripod, Kata bag and E40D dry cabinet.

You can still find the D7000's predecessor the D90 for sale at the IT Show, $2058 (with 18-200mm kit lens) and $1588 (with 18-105mm kit lens). There's the option of topping up $99 for the 50mm f/1.8 which comes free with the D7000 (with the 18-105mm kit you can opt to get a MB-D80 battery attachment instead, also for $99). Free gifts for both kits are the same, and include a Slik tripod, Nikon bag and E26D dry cabinet.

The entry-level D3100 is selling for a very affordable $899 with a 18-55mm kit lens, you can opt to buy a 55-200mm lens for only $199 (U.P. $489). Free gifts include a Slik tripod, Nikon bag and additional battery.

The Nikon D700 full-frame DSLR is also at the show, this two-year old classic is going for $3888 (body only). Freebies include a 50mm f/1.8 lens, a Black Rapid strap and a Kata bag.

The Nikon Coolpix P500 is a brand-new exclusive, this 12MP camera with a very long 36x optical zoom is selling for $699, with free gifts including 2 x 8GB SD cards, a Slik tripod and additional battery.

Another compact superzoom, the Coolpix L120 is a 14MP shooter with 21x optical zoom, selling for $399. Free gifts include 2 x 8GB SD cards, a minipod and 4 x AA rechargeable batteries with charger.

The P7000 features 10MP, 7.1x optical zoom and ISO settings up to 3200. Going for $749, free gifts include 2 x 8GB SD cards, a Slik tripod and additional battery.

The Olympus XZ-1 sports a bright F1.8-2.5 i.ZUIKO lens with 4x optical zoom and a 10-megapixel sensor. It’s going for $748 and comes with free gifts such as two SD cards (8GB and 16GB), carrying case, screen protector, extra battery, mini tripod, cleaning kit, and three months of local extended warranty. Purchase with purchase promotion includes an underwater housing ($348) and a leather case ($108).

The 14-megapixel FE-4030 is going for $128 (usual price is $298). It’s available in light blue, white, pink, and gray. Free gifts include an extra battery, 8GB SD card, a camera case, and 3 months local extended warranty.

The 14-megapixel TG-310 is a water-proof (3m), shock-proof (1.5m), freeze-proof (-10-degree Celsius) and dust-proof compact camera. It takes 3D photos and HD video too. It can be had for $368. Freebies include two SD cards (8GB and 16GB), carrying case, screen protector, mini tripod, cleaning kit, an extra battery, and three months of local extended warranty.

The 14-megapixel TG-610 is also a water-proof (5m), shock-proof (1.5m), freeze-proof (-10-degree Celsius) and dust-proof rugged compact camera with a 5x optical zoom lens and 3.0-inch LCD. It can be had for $498. Freebies include two SD cards (8GB and 16GB), carrying case, screen protector, mini tripod, cleaning kit, an extra battery, and three months of local extended warranty.

The super-slim VG-130 is a 14-megapixel camera that shoots HD video and has a 5x optical zoom lens with the widest end at 27mm. It’s going for $228 (usual price is $258). Freebies include two 8GB SD cards, carrying case, screen protector, mini tripod, cleaning kit, an extra battery, and three months of local extended warranty.

The 12-megapixel E-PL2 Micro Four-Thirds camera is going for $998 (with 14-42mm kit lens) and $1,248 (with 40-150mm and 80-300mm lenses). Free gifts include two SD cards (8GB and 16GB), E-PL2 skin, carrying case, screen protector, tripod, cleaning kit, an extra battery, three months of local extended warranty, and free e-workshop.

The 12-megapixel E-PL1 single lens kit (with 14-42mm lens) is available for $698. That’s $300 off from the usual price. Free gifts include two SD cards (8GB and 16GB), E-PL1 skin, carrying case, screen protector, tripod, cleaning kit, an extra battery, three months of local extended warranty, and free e-workshop.

The E-5 (body only) is available for $2,298. That’s $200 off the usual price. It also comes with free gifts such as two SD cards (8GB and 16GB), carrying case, screen protector, tripod, an extra battery, three months of local extended warranty, and free e-workshop.

At 1.6kg, the Toughbook CF-F9 is the world’s lightest 14.1-inch laptop with built-in optical drive. It also touts long battery life of up to seven hours, drop-resistant up to 76cm and a spill-resistant keyboard. It uses Intel’s Core i5-520M vPro processor (2.40GHz with Turbo Boost up to 2.93GHz), and comes with Windows 7 Professional installed. It’s going for $2,799 (usual price is $2,999), and comes with a free 3-year broadband-on-mobile subscription.

At 1.3kg, the Toughbook CF-S9 is the world’s lightest 12.1-inch laptop with built-in optical drive. It also touts long battery life of up to 11 hours, drop-resistant up to 76cm and a spill-resistant keyboard. It uses Intel’s Core i5-520M vPro processor (2.40GHz with Turbo Boost up to 2.93GHz), and comes installed with Windows 7 Professional. It’s going for $2,699, and comes with free Microsoft Office Business/Home Edition and 2GB RAM upgrade.

At 1.4kg, the CF-C1 is the world’s lightest 12.1-inch tough mobile convertible tablet PC. It also touts a digitizer and multi-touch screen, battery life of up to 5 hours, drop-resistant up to 76cm and a spill-resistant keyboard. It uses Intel’s Core i5-520M vPro processor (2.40GHz with Turbo Boost up to 2.93GHz), and comes installed with Windows 7 Professional. It’s going for $2,999 (usual price is $3,199), and comes with free external DVD drive and 2GB RAM upgrade.

The PT-LB2EA projector features a brightness of 2,600 ANSI lumens, and an XGA (1024 x 768) native resolution. It weighs a mere 2.3kg. It’s available for $999 (usual price is $1,699) and comes with $300 worth of free gifts. The PT-LB1EA projector features a brightness of 2,200 ANSI lumens, and is available for $899 (usual price is $1,399).

The KX-MB1900CX is a laser multifunction (print/copy/scan) printer with a print speed of up to 24ppm. The first 100 customers everyday can get it at $99 (usual price is $199).

The KX-MB2025CX is a laser multifunction (print/copy/scan/fax) printer with a print speed of up to 24ppm. It's available at $249 (usual price is $299).

The BL-C111CE is a pan/tilt home network camera with 10x digital zoom that is capable of 30fps recording. It’s going for $135 (usual price is $279).

Prolink had its new tablet on sale at its booth, along with a variety of gadgets, from wireless products to notebooks.

The Prolink Tablet PC TW8 is at its heart an Intel Atom system with a 11.6-inch screen. It comes with 1GB RAM, a 32GB SSD and has Win 7 Home Premium installed. It's going for $999, and you can add 2GB more RAM for $55. The 1st 50 customers also get MS Office 2010 (OEM) free.

If you just can't do without a keyboard, the Glee Netbook UW2 will be a suitable replacement. Again, Intel Atom based, but you get only Win 7 Starter, though it's much more affordable at $399.

Talking about keyboards, Prolink has this pretty unique wireless slim mini touchpad keyboard going for $79, less than the usual $99.

This Prolink Wireless-N portable router goes for$69 at the IT Show. The 1st 50 sets each day however is going for a bargain $29.90, so act fast!

Memory cards and other flash storage solutions are what SanDisk does best.

Prices for SanDisk CF cards.

SDHC card prices from SanDisk.

Looking for a flash drive? Here's what SanDisk is offering.

Samsung has a bumper crop at the IT Show, with cameras, camcorders, printers, monitors, laptops, and TVs galore. Check out their main booth on the fourth level, in the center hall.

Check out the brand-new NX11 mirrorless interchangeable lens camera from Samsung. The 18-55mm kit sells for $999, while the 18-55mm and 20mm twin lens kit is selling for $1149 (limited offer).

The Samsung NX100 with 20-50mm kit lens is selling for $849 (U.P. $949), while the 20-50mm and 20mm twin kit lens package is selling for $999 (U.P. $1448).

Samsung lists the 12MP, 5x optical zoom ES70 as one of their best buys at the IT Show, now going for an affordable $139 (U.P. $249).

The HMX-T10 is a brand-new arrival, a 10x optical zoom full HD camcorder with a 2.7" touchscreen selling for $699.

Star buy printers from Samsung include this CLP-325 color laser, going for $298 (U.P. $328).

The CLX-3185 is another star buy, a color laser printer that also scans and copies. Get it for $498 (U.P. $648).

The ultra-compact ML-1865W 3-in-1 mono laser printer is going for $158 (U.P. $208).

The Samsung Series 5 5000 46" LED TV is going for a low $1999 from its usual price of $2999 - that's $1000 less!

The Samsung Series 6 40" 6200 model is going for $1499, down from its usual price of $2599.

Check out the Series 4 4000 32" LED TV, selling for a low $699 from its usual price of $1099.

If you're looking for Samsung monitor star buys, start here with the 20" BX2031 LED, going for $188 (U.P. $228).

Another monitor star buy is the 21.5" BX2231 LED monitor, going for $268 (U.P. $288).

Looking for a larger monitor? Try the PX2370, another star buy. A 23" LED slim monitor, it's going for $418 (U.P. $428).

The original Samsung Galaxy Tab is also on hand, going for $898 (U.P. $998) without contract.

Samsung notebook star buys include this R440, a 14" notebook with an Intel Core i5-460M 2.53GHz processor, 2GB of RAM, 500GB HDD and an ATI Mobility Radeon HD5470 1GB card.

The Samsung NC110 10" netbook features a dual-core Intel Atom N550 1.5GHz processor with 1GB RAM and 250GB HDD. Selling for $629 (U.P. $699).

The ultra thin and light Series 9 900X3A 13.3" notebook features an Intel Core i5-2537M 1.4GHz processor, 4GB of RAM, 128GB SSD for $2488 (U.P. $2688). Limited stocks only.

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Eastgear

Epson

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Garmin

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KJC

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