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Gadgets for Christmas

Rob Beattie ZDNet.co.uk

Published: 03 Dec 2003

The present-buying season is upon us once more, and with digital gadgets of all kinds more likely than ever to feature in the wish-lists being drawn up across the nation, you need to know what’s hot.

So here is ZDNet UK’s festive selection of eye-catching gear. Some of these products are affordable and relatively sensible; a few are expensive and luxurious; and some are frankly frivolous. Hopefully, something for everyone, then.

Sony AIBO ERS-7

Dana Wireless

Xtreme Bluetooth Plug ‘n Go car kit

Sony DSC-U60

Cigarette Lighter

Julien MacDonald laptop bag

Half Keyboard

Jb 1 Digital Camera

SCOTTeVEST

Freecom USB Card & Stick

Ministry Of Sound DAB radio

Sennheiser PX200 headphones

Fujifilm Q1 Digital

6 in 1 Card Reader

Pocket DV 3300

Archos AV340 Video Recorder

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