1. If you don't like the BlackBerry because its too pricey check out the Peek. The only thing it does is e-mail. This small little device gives you BlackBerry-like portable access to e-mail, but without the hefty fee with monthly service costs about $20 for unlimited access to your messages. The Peek doesn't work with corporate e-mail yet, it's primarily for Web-based mail. But its a great gadget for anyone who just wants to keep in touch when they are away from the computer. Talk about specific.
2. Thought it may not be pretty the T-Mobile G1 is the first smartphone to run Google's sleek new Android operating system, it has a slide-out keyboard, a big bright screen and a lot of power. This "Google Phone" supports loads of applications downloaded from the online Android marketplace: games and programs, like encyclopedias, guitar-teaching tools and time-wasters like Pac-Man and it can easily handles graphics-heavy applications such as Google Maps, Web browsing and video. This phone isn't a pretty pony its a power horse and i don't know why people would put looks over performance anyway.
3. The new MacBook is the most powerful, user-friendly and portable computer in its price range hands-down. It's faster than previous MacBooks, has sharper graphics, rarely crashes and has a sturdier aluminum shell. This Apple is also green its has made itself environmentally friendly by eliminating toxins from its construction materials.
Caplan, J Top 5 Gadgets of 2008. Retrieved December 6, 2008, from Time Web site: http://www.time.com/time/specials/packages/0,28757,1852747,00.html
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