2010 Top Christmas Tech Gifts
Every year reviewers weigh in and try to decide what the best and most purchased "Tech Gifts" will be this coming Christmas. With the rapid advances in technology these days and everyone's differing opinions on top of the line technology, each list is always a bit different. But, we're jumping on the bandwagon (a little belated I must admit) and below are our top 5 Christmas Tech Gift picks for 2010!
- Weighing only 2.3 pounds, the MacBook Air 11-inch is the lightest, thinnest and smallest laptop in Apple’s inventory. With a full-size keyboard, FaceTime camera and a multi-touch track pad, Apple’s MacBook Air is great, not only for the technology lover, but for the business person “on-the go”.
- The Xbox Kinect 360 allows you to interact with your video game like never before. Using body movement and voice commands YOU become the game controller with Xbox Kinect. The Xbox Kinect is easy to use and instantly fun. You can play full body, controller-free games anytime – so get off the couch and get moving today!
- The Apple iPad has been said to be "the best way to experience the web these days". On the go or in client meetings the Apple iPad's touch screen, built in apps and easy navigation makes surfing the web as easy as possible. Weighing only 1.6 pounds, the Apple iPad makes checking your emails, sharing photos and videos easy and fast.
- The Amazon Kindle E-reader can hold hundreds of thousands of books, newspapers, magazines and blogs – making reading for you as convenient as possible. The Amazon Kindle can hold up to 3,500 eBooks, has 8 different fonts, displays images and is super light - so that anyone can read their favourite book anytime – even outside in the bright sunlight.
- The HTC Widlfire powered by Android commands attention with its list of capabilities. With its 5-megapixel camera, touch screen, social media integration and more – you can take this chic little phone anywhere and be productive at the same time!
What technology did Santa bring you for Christmas this year?
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