Ever wonder how it is that Santa always gets just the right gift for that good little girl or boy? Well he reads lots of Christmas Gift Reviews that's how. So Santa is always in the know as to what the really special gifts are. And now you can have the same advantage as Santa. Let us help you sort the diamonds from the lumps of coal so that you can be sure you are also giving that perfect gift.
2. Easy video recording
pocket camcorders have exploded in popularity over the past two years, and there are some outstanding cameras on the market to fight strong competition from the latest phones.
If you want something designed for short videos, the new Toshiba Camileo S20 is perfect, with 1080p video and 4x digital zoom for £ 130 at Amazon. If only for children, try the Kodak Zx1, which is available for £ 50 from www.techstore.co.uk, or Busbi digital video camera £ 40 Firebox.
3. Read your Ebooks in style
e-book readers are the hottest technology in the market, and the ubiquitous Kindle 3 is the most desirable of them all. Amazon has slashed the price of £ 109 and £ 149 for a 3G version, which lets you browse web pages and download books on demand.
However, they are much sought after, and if you can not wait three weeks for delivery, the iRiver Story is also very good. It costs £ 140 from Play.com, and although there is no 3G, it does get full support for Microsoft Office documents and PDF files.
4. Great pictures
Last Christmas was the year the photo frame, and our love affair is set to take place in 2011. Kodak took top marks in issue 50 of the frame with the digital test pulse group, which can be purchased for £ 85 from Play.com.
If that is too much, you can opt for the negotiating framework of 8-inch Jessops is £ 25 in jessops.com, or simply pick up a set of key framework, such as the Tao Digital Photo Keychain for only £ 13 from Firebox .
5. Can you feel the noise?
5. Can you feel the noise?
There are some excellent value speakers making the rounds, and if you are looking for a great gift for a music lover, you’re in luck.
The Logitech Z523 is a bargain at £ 50 from Amazon, or you can pick up the huge Teufel Concept C 100 for £ 109 also from Amazon.
If the volume and the bass is not your thing, the Logitech Z320 is a decent 2.0 system and costs just £ 35 on Amazon.
6. Amazing multimedia
If you are looking for MP3 players this Christmas, the iPod Touch update will be flying off the shelves. Apple has given its new MP3 player with high resolution touch screen, vibrating screen iPhone 4, and the addition of a 720p HD video camera.
This makes the iPod Touch into a force to be reckoned, but at £ 189 for the 8GB version, which is not cheap.
If you’re looking for a more profitable MP3 player, you can opt for the Sandisk Sansa Clip (from £ 38 in www.lambda-tek.com).
7. Safe and sound this Christmas
Backup does not evoke images of the holiday season, but the fact that hard drives and USB memory sticks that has really useful.
There are some good deals on everything, like the Buffalo MiniStation 320GB Lite for £ 64 at Dabs.com, which has enough space for most backups.
Portable storage is also cheap at the moment, and you can get a rubber Corsair Flash Voyager 8GB £ 12 on Amazon, or a cute teddy Hero USB Flash USB drive, which is perfect for children,the Firebox for £ 14.99.
8. Stocking fillers
Photographers love Gorillapod (£ 12 from Amazon), a versatile tripod that can be used anywhere.
Camera enthusiasts will also love the PoGo printer (£ 25 from www.scan.co.uk), which lets you print photos via Bluetooth.
If his family love PC are a bit harder to please, try some USB rechargeable batteries.
9. Stay in touch with family
Christmas is about people, but unfortunately we can not always get to our family and friends during the holiday season. The perfect gift for your loved ones at a distance is a webcam, so you can still wave hello on Christmas morning, and you can find high-quality cameras at bargain prices.
The Microsoft LifeCam HD-6000N can be purchased for $ 32 from Amazon, and is designed to work with Windows Live Messenger, so that even the most computer illiterate relatives can come to grips with it.
10. Bargain sat-navs
Sat-nav is expensive, but it presents a great way for family members of the warrior. If family members are iPhone users, the TomTom for iPhone works great, and at £ 43, represents a great saving in the cost of a whole unit.
For non-iPhone users, the TomTom Start2 is suitable for basic navigation and is packed with interesting features, such as the guide rail and road names spoken by only 120 pounds. .
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