Electrifying Gift Ideas With Luxury Electronics

Luxury-electronic products make for the greatest gifts. People never seem to tire of these annually newly improved, upgraded items. However, electronic products labeled deluxe must be more than trendy to appeal to upscale consumers. Glitz without long-term utility value is flawed from inception. With so many unfathomably intelligent smart-phones, it is difficult to distinguish the multifaceted mobile phones' primary function. Smart-phones are mobile personal-management systems complete with a computer with Internet access, a camera, a GPS, a DVD and a music player. The world may not be at your feet, but a lot of it does conveniently fit in most pockets or handbags thanks to these ingenious devices.
There is at least one item out there for everyone. In most cases, there are numerous products. This is a great time for gadget and electronic-product lovers. Here is a baker's dozen of charged up suggestions for gifts that are guaranteed to light up the faces of all recipients.

There are earrings that are larger than this headset! Motorola's MotoPure H12 is the smallest dual-microphone Bluetooth headset. The dual microphones separate voice and background noise discretely. The unit's clarity and super-convenient small size are on parity with its chic appearance.

The Pearl, the 8800, and the Curve are three pieces of proof on how BlackBerry's just keep getting better and better. The metallic Curve 8320 smart-phone is the smallest and lightest produced by the company. It's loaded with features. It has a camera, and media player, Wi-Fi capabilities, expandable memory, Voice Dialling, BlackBerry Maps.

VTech offers a home-phone system that allows easy integration to mobile phones, and it's darn attractive too! Two models are available. Up to eight cell phones or headsets- using Bluetooth- can be connected to the system's base.
It is hard to call something that Bang & Olufson designed so sleekly old school, but telephones with cords coming out of the receiver are somewhat rare sightings. On top of great looks, there also is a wall-mounted version available. The BeoCom 1401 comes in four attractive colors.

At less than one-inch thick the award-winning Navigon 7100 is a GPS system for both drivers and pedestrians. Its portability and ease of use make getting around fun and easy. The intuitive menus, 2-D and 3-D map views, touch-screen displays, clear-voice recognition, and Bluetooth technology place this personal-navigation system in a class of its own. The MSRP is $649.

The Sony VAIO is a complete mobile PC that can be taken anywhere. This ultra-portable micro PC has two built in cameras, wireless WAN and Bluetooth technology. The complementing docking station and large-capacity battery make the system complete. An extra adapter is a good idea too.
Garmin Forerunners & nuvis

Here is a personal trainer that is never late and always ready to go! The Garmin Forerunner lets a runner know how far, how fast, how many calories burnt, and how to get back home. The Garmin Forerunner 205 looks at speed, distance, and pace, whereas the Forerunner 305 analyses pulse and heart rate. Progress of workouts can be monitored and analyzed with software from the Garmin Training Center. The Garmin nuvi 660- with its wide screen and Bluetooth technology- is another great choice.

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