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PC World - Holiday Gift Guide 2008
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Holiday Gift Guide 2008

Holiday Gift Guide

December 17, 2007
A Word From Our Editor
Ramon McLeod, Editor, PCWorld.com
Finding the right technology gift can be a challenge, but the expert buying guides and reviews you'll find here will help you make the right purchase at the right price. Keep in mind that timing is important. For example, big ticket items like TVs and laptops tend to fall in price during the peak holiday shopping period, while smaller products like, cameras, audio players and other handhelds tend to have lower prices after New Year's Day.
Top Products
MP3 PlayersToday's mp3 players do a lot more than just play music. They play video, photo slideshows--some of them on a large 3-inch screen--and offer novel ways to acquire new music through online services.
Digital CamcordersIf you want something for uploading to a video-sharing website, consider a model that uses flash memory. The video they capture won't look so hot on a TV, but it'll look pretty good in a browser window.
GPSThe boom in GPS devices has sent prices crashing below $150, but before you go for the lowest-price model, consider that you can get many useful safety features if you're willing to spend a bit more.
Cell Phones/Smart PhonesApple's iPhone may be generating a lot of buzz, but it's certainly not the only smart phone around. These days, nearly all cell phones do more than simply make calls: they let you check e-mail, surf the Web, play MP3s, and--in some cases--edit documents.
DesktopsToday, even the lowest-of-the-low-end system can perform everyday tasks like browsing the Web, e-mail and word processing; so $1000 or less will buy a Value Desktop that suits most people's needs.
NotebooksWith the wide variety of laptops available, your lifestyle -- or the person you're shopping for -- should be the starting point in determining what you buy. Do you travel a lot? Are you rough with your stuff?
Digital CamerasThis year many pocket-size point-and-shoot models are available in snazzy colors--red, black, pink, blue, and purple, so you don't have to settle for a boring old silver one.
PrintersFor snap happy families interested in producing 4-by-6 photos away from the PC, new snapshot models include surprising features like 3.6-inch displays and tempting prices starting at $100.
Gadgets, Gear & Games Looking for cool gear? You've come to the right place. We've assembled some of the snazziest gear around, from the useful to the gee-whiz gadgets that the tech fiend on your shopping list is clamoring for.
MonitorsHave you been holding out for the right LCD monitor, particularly a big stylish new widescreen? You can now buy a no-frills 22-incher for as little as $250 and decked-out ones are tempting, too, at less than $400.
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