Quantcast

600 Bucks: So Much Money, So Little Time

We ask PC World staffers how they might spend their $600 economic stimulus payment.

Greg Adler, Darren Gladstone, and PC World Staff

Flip Video Ultra + Creative Zen + Rock Band = $600

Tim Moynihan, Senior Editor: Forget "less is more." More is more, and I'd spend my $600 on a bunch of devices rather than one big-ticket item. First off, I'd pick up the 60-minute version of the Flip Video Ultra ($150), a dead-simple, tape-recorder-size camcorder that has a flip-out USB connector. It's built for YouTube clips. Next on my list would be the tiny but feature-packed 32GB flash-based Creative Zen music player ($300), the perfect upgrade for my current hard-drive-based Creative Zen Vision M player. And that leaves me with $150, which happens to be the price of Rock Band for the PlayStation 2, complete with faux Fenders and plastic drum kit. Y'know, just like real rockers use.

Creative Zen: Full Review | Latest Prices

Flip Video Ultra: Latest Prices

Rock Band: Video Review | Latest Prices

  • Recommend this story?
  • 0 Yes
    0 No

"600 Bucks: So Much Money, So Little Time" Comments

Related Products Articles

  • PC World Webcast: Going Green Wondering how to make your business greener? These tips will help your business save money, and save the environment.
  • Myth of the Million Dollar Database Think only the big boys can afford the best database solutions? Think again. Learn about low cost systems that have proven time and time again to outperform legacy UNIX vendors on a dollar for dollar basis.
  • The Future Sales Force - A Consultative Approach This white paper discusses the challenges of selling complex products and services, and the new skill sets sales professionals must employ in today's evolving market.

PC World's Marketplace

PC World's Free Whitepapers

Name City
Address 1 State Zip
Address 2 E-mail (optional)