What would you get if you had £500 to spend on a social media toolkit? (hardware)

I'm putting together a guide for the Commonwealth Youth Exchange Council on using social media as part of a youth exchange, and I wanted to include in there an idea of what sort of social media kit you could put together if you had £500 to spend.

Below is the list I've put together so far, but I was surprised to find it only comes to £440, and I think covers all the essentials I use in day-to-day social media work.

What would you add? What would you social media toolkit look like?

	A mini-laptop such as the Eee-PC is small enough to transport around with you – but powerful enough to handle small video clips, photo editing and blog writing. With a battery life of up to 10 hours, it can be ideal for taking on an exchange. http://tinyurl.com/y9fc8aj	Available from around £250.
	A flip video camera can take high quality video clips and has an in-built USB connector and video editing software. Using the built in memory it can record up to 2 hours of footage, before you need to copy the video to your mini-laptop for editing and uploading. http://tinyurl.com/yegl3ro >	Available from £90.
	A basic digital camera for keeping a photographic record of the exchange. Most digital cameras can also take short video clips as well, but lower quality than the flip camera. http://tinyurl.com/ycxv38j	Available form £60
	A pay-as-you go mobile broadband adaptor can plug into your mini-laptop to give you Internet access wherever you can get a mobile phone signal (in the UK). http://threestore.three.co.uk/	From £20 to buy, and then £10/top-up for pay-as-you-go.
	A network cable is useful if the laptop you bought has an RJ45 connector. When wireless Internet access is not available, this will let you plug into a network. http://tinyurl.com/ybfkq3u	Available from £1.50
	Batteries and Charger essential for keeping the flip camera and digital camera in action. http://tinyurl.com/y8sqf2q >	Available from £10