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What good is it to have the world's most seasoned line-up of product and IT experts if they can’t help you pick out holiday presents? With that in mind, we tapped our crack crew to help us help you find the year’s best tech gift ideas.
What good is it to have the world's most seasoned line-up of product and IT experts if they can’t help you pick out holiday presents? With that in mind, we tapped our crack crew to help us help you find the year’s best tech gift ideas.
Violet Blue, Pulp Tech: This slick little camera might look like just another novelty camera, but Lytro does what most people want in a point and shoot nowadays: the ability to just point and shoot, and worry about focusing and brightness later. Read more about it if you want to find out the tech behind what makes this possible (spoiler: it's Lytro's software), but it's my top pick for the grab-and-go camera fanbase. It's ultra-basic, doesn't shoot video and isn't big on megapixels. Think of it like a really slick bite-sized snack for easy-peasy lifeblogging, and you've got your toy.
See: Lytro
Price: Starts at $399
Gift Pick by: Violet Blue, Pulp Tech
Caption by: ZDNet UK
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