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Here are a few of the gadgets that are intriguing, if only because they’re newly easier to afford:Nook Simple Touch: $99When Barnes & Noble introduced the Nook Tablet, it also dropped the price of the regular Nook—now dubbed the Nook Simple Touch—from $139 to $99.BlackBerry Playbook: $199Normally, BlackBerry’s tablet starts at $499. Expect major markdowns during the holiday season,<a href="http://www.airjordannchaussure.com" target="_blank">air jordan</a>, however: In Staples Black Friday sneak peek, the device is discounted by $300 off the original retail price.HP TouchPad: $149.99 It’s ba-aack! HP’s tablet quickly sold out when offered at the fire sale price of $99.99 in August. HP’s idea was to simply get rid of its inventory of poorly selling TouchPads and never think of them again. But the sale boosted consumer interest, and the HP TouchPad is returning. 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Beyond the iPad, Kindle Fire is competing for consumers’ interests with the new $249 Nook Tablet.Nook Color: $199The Nook Color tablet also became cheaper recently ($199, down from $250), and Staples throws in a $25 gift card for purchases made on Black Friday.(RealSimple.com: Best Days for Holiday and Christmas Online Shopping)Acer Iconia Tab A100: $189.99Though nothing’s confirmed, a leaked version of Best Buy’s Black Friday ad is circulating online in which Acer’s seven-inch tablet,<a href="http://www.poloralphlaurensstore.com" target="_blank">ralph lauren outlet</a>, usually priced at $330, will sell for just $189.99.“I wouldn’t be surprised to see the price point for e-readers approach $50 by next holiday season,” says Sarah Rotman Epps, a senior analyst with Forrester who tracks the tablet market. “If the price to beat is $79 now,<a href="http://www.michaelkorsaoutlet.com" target="_blank">michael kors</a>, it’s not hard to imagine it being $59 next year.”Amazon Kindle: $79The base model e-reader, with a six-inch screen and weighing under 6 oz.,<a href="http://www.christianlouboutinuuk.com" target="_blank">christian louboutin uk</a>, now goes for under $80. 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