Six cool budget gadgets

Like DVD players before them, BD players are also becoming cheaper by the day. The best example of this is Sony's S370, an inexpensive player that can do everything that the big boys do. To start with, this player has a USB slot to play media from. Just download your favourite movies, music or images to a pen drive, attach to this player and watch on the big screen.
Price: Rs 9,990

Spice produced India's very own 3D mobile phone. Best part: this phone does not force the user to put on gawky 3D glasses, like the 3D TVs do. Some pre-loaded 3D content comes with the phone memory and more is in the production pipeline. Users can toggle between 2D and 3D modes with the touch of a button.
Price: Rs 4,299

Nikon recently launched a great entry level compact camera that can give some of the pro devices a run for their money. The S5100 is a good looking point-andshoot that gives you some great pictures. This one has got 12.2 megapixels detailing every image, so expect great clarity.
Price: Rs 9,950

The awesome ML1666 is the world's smallest laser printer, and among the fastest, producing 16.5 monochrome pages within a minute. The prints stay sharp and clear, it can hold 150 sheets in the tray, works on USB 2.0., and a single ink cartridge lasts for about 1,500 prints.
Price: Rs 5,499

Seeing the LG Classic, you would think you got trapped in a time warp. Either that or LG built this TV in the 1960s, but forgot to launch it till now. This TV does bring back a sense of nostalgia and is obviously aimed at people who like retro.
Price: Rs 6,990

The latest offering from the iPod camp is the iPod Nano Multi-Touch, in the touch screen series. Shedding a lot of weight, this version of Nano is almost as small as the Shuffle. But the most intriguing feature is the multi-touch LCD screen.
Price: Rs 10,000