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With Christmas fast approaching, it is time to think of gift philippines for our loved ones. Retail surveys show that there has been a steady increase of giving gadgets as gifts during Christmas. With how far technology has become and how wide its base of users are, it comes as no surprise. From preschoolers to sixty-year old people, gadgets are one of the coolest and most-appreciated gift philippines to give during Christmas. So what do you give your techie loved one on Christmas when he is updated with everything technology-related? Here are the top 10 gadgets of 2009 to serve as your guide to giving gift philippines. * Touchscreen gadgets. Everything becomes touchy feely when it comes to gadgets. With the point and press of a finger, hand held devices come to life and obey commands. I would not be surprised when the time comes when gadgets operate on voice command too. Nintendo DSi, Nokia N97 Series Touch and Acer Aspire One 3G are just a few examples of touchscreen gadgets. * Netbooks. Laptops and notebooks have shrunk down. The smaller, the more compact, the better, that is the trend nowadays. Add a touch of color to personalize netbooks and you attract students. Get a designer to "design" a netbook and you attract fashionistas. * Blu-ray. Everything is in HD (high-definition). And you better get your Blu-ray player. This medium is designed to outlast the standard DVD format, storing up to 25-50GB of memory per layered disc. * Wii. The Wii Nintendo System has been a big success and has defined the game and entertainment system for the family. Wii Music has followed suit. * Blackberry. Blackberry Storm 9500 is one of the top gadgets in most techie geeks' lists. With a 480 x 360 pixel display, 3.2 Mega pixel camera, 1GB on board storage and video support for MPEG4 H.263, MPEG4 Part 2 Simple Profile, it presents a stiff competition against MAC's iPhone. * The OLED TV. Organic light emitting diodes (OLED) TVs do not require a backlight to function, thus consuming less power during operation. These TV screens are as thin as a piece of paper! They are expected to be manufactured better than the plasma and LCD TVs.
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