Adobe Lightroom, $149; 500GB Portable Drive, $60; 51-Inch Samsung 3D TV, $1019

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In our Daily Deals blog we scour the Web to bring you the best bargains on laptops, phones, PCs, and other high-tech gear. Read on for the best of this week's finds, and be sure to visit Daily Deals. Adobe Lightroom 3 Photo Editor & Organizer, $149 Adobe Lightroom 3 is a serious editing and workflow organization tool for serious photography pros (and serious hobbyists) that earned an amazing 4.5 out of 5 stars when it was reviewed upon release. Normally this high-end photo editor goes for about $300, but Buy.com has it on sale for only $149, with free shipping. Read PCWorld's review. Browse PCW Shop & Compare for more deals on photography software. Get the deal. Iomega eGo Skin Portable 500GB Drive, $60 Iomega's eGo Skin Portable hard drive is stylish and edgy, with a bold black-and-yellow case. It's speedy, holds 500GB of data, has FireWire 800 and 400 ports, and includes Retrospect Express and Iomega QuikProtect software. It also features Iomega DropGuard technology, which protects your data from falls of up to 51 inches. It did great in our lab tests, earning 4 of 5 stars. Visit PCWorld for more on the Iomega eGo. Visit PCWorld for more hard drive reviews and news. Get the deal. Samsung 51-Inch 3D TV With 3D Blu-ray Player and Glasses, $1019 Samsung's PN51D6500 is a 51-inch plasma HDTV with Internet connectivity and very good standard and 3D image quality. Normally the HDTV alone sells for around $1400. Right now, though, BuyDig.com has a great deal: $1039 gets you the HDTV, a Samsung BD-D5500 3D Blu-ray player, and two pairs of active-shutter 3D glasses, with free shipping. Enter coupon code SeasonsDigging20 at checkout and watch the price fall to $1019. Read PCWorld's review. Read 10 HDTV Deals in Time for Super Bowl XLVI for more bargains. Get the deal. 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