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Mothers Day Gifts

Brunch is nice, but a mother's enduring love deserves a longer-lasting (and hipper) gift than eggs Benedict and a corsage.

Why not give her the gift of gadgets? A little tech can help her work, play, and keep in touch. We've rounded up cameras, mobile phones, laptops, and MP3 players that will enhance her life year round.


Cameras and camcorders


Mobile phones


Laptops

MP3 players

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