Gadget Guide
What to spend your money on? If you aren't up to speed, the best investments are in a broadband Internet connection (cable or DSL), additional memory for your PC, if you have more than one PC, a wired or wireless network. Here are other tech toys we recommend either because they are good buys or just plain cool...

Mio H610 pocket GPS Truly pocket sized navigation device, MP3 player, that can also handle digital photos and video.

Celestron SkyScout Look at the night sky…and know what you’re looking at. SkyScout uses GPS to know where you are…so set up is a snap.

Nintendo Wii Nintendo went its own way in the next generation console business, focusing on fun.

Sony PS 3 It may have been plagued by delays and parts shortages, but there is no denying Sony has built a super computer disguised as a game console. It may be years before game makers are able to take advantage of all the power

Sony Mylo personal communicator Sort of a prototype communications device of the not too distant future. WiFi connected….device for browsing, texting, and VOIP…that can also handle digital music, photos, and video.

Sony Reader Carry a small library of books….with a truly readable display…in a 9 ounce device. When the price comes down….and the format and rights issues are standardized… this could catch on.

Motorola Q thin, affordable and smart. It may have some software shortcomings, but Motorola led the way in making smartphones more affordable.

Blackberry Pearl Blackberry brings its wildly popular connected all the time email and smartphone…to the masses

Canon HV-10 Compact, hi-def, at a price that’s not so outrageous. One of these days, we’ll all be shooting our own high definition video.

Apple iPod Microsoft and many others are trying to challenge Apple’s supremacy…but they aren’t there yet.

 

 



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