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Christmas gifts you want but can't have [Gift Guide 2012]

Summary: There's plenty of tempting gifts ideas out there for Christmas, but a fair few of them would try the most liberal budgets.

Charlie Osborne

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Datamancer's Diviner Keyboard is a luxury item starting at $500.

Each keyboard is hand-stained and varnished, fashioned in wood and complete with a custom wrist support connectable to the front of the keyboard. The keys work through industry-spec mechanical switches.

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  • 'you want' is an overstatement

    'you may want', or 'I'd love to have' is more like it.
    ForeverSPb
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  • With the possible exception of the LG television...MAYBE...

    ...all the rest is for people with more money than brains and/or taste.

    What a load of cr@p. Sorry dear...
    IT_Fella
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  • Why would anybody want a gold or diamond encrusted anything

    that is going to be obsolete in less than a year?
    Michael Kelly
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  • fail

    Given the premise of the story which is "fantastic personal tech that is beyond the reach of those with normal-sized bank accounts" -- this is the best list the author could come up with? A bunch of boring everyday items that have been hit with a Bedazzler (albeit one loaded with real diamonds)?

    Really?
    SbySW
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    • This writer is absolutely the worst one on ZDNet

      Her "articles" are fluff and nonsense and she struggles with grammar.
      AnalogJoystick
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