Nothing commemorates the holiday season like Black Friday. Some of you might say Thanksgiving or holiday lights or snow commemorate the season. I boldly puport that the smell of a new gadget rings in the holiday season like no other. So, with that in mind, what is on your Christmas list? Here’s mine!
HTC's budget powerphone this holiday
HTC Droid Eris (Verizon) for $99 is smartest gift you can give to someone this holiday. This little phone features a beautiful screen, a multitude of google enabled apps backed by the Android platform and all of it brought to you via the skin of HTC’s patented Sense user interface.
providing extraordinary exclusive gaming and Blu-Ray experiences.
While receiving massive criticism for exhorbitant pricing the last three years, this year the Sony Playstation 3 is availble to the masses for $299. As the third iteration of Sony’s gaming station enters its fourth holiday season, many industry critics and analysts deem this console as perfectly priced to sell big this holiday season. Combine the new, lower price point with several exclusive titles like Infamous, Uncharted 2, and Ratchet and Clank: A Crack in Time, and the PS3 looks like a winner.
Sony's Portable platform enables movies, music, video and gaming. What's better?
Sony’s portable device, while not as commercially popular as the Nintendo DS series, has already sold over 50 million consoles through its four iterations on the market. While the PSPGo is the most current model, I would prefer a model (1000 – 3000) that plays Sony’s proprietary Universal Media Disc (UMD) movies (shown above). With the ability to play games, watch movies and video, and listen to music, this is the best portable device to have outside of an HTC Droid Eris.
This 60" DLP HDTV does 3D, 1080p, 120HZ and many other alphanumberic combinations you can imagine.
With the impending resurgency of 3D in our home entertainment experience. I want to prepare for the immediate future with the Mitsubishi WD-60737. This 1080p, 3D enabled HDTV to supports all my entertainment needs. Hopefully, I can do so before 2010. I have shown you my wish list, now tell me yours.
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