Top 10 Tech Gifts for the 2013 Holiday Season
Kindle Fire, Xbox One, plus more tech gifts.
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Make Your Techie Happy With These Gadgets - It’s that time of year again. Black Friday has come and gone and now it’s time for the Christmas and Kwanzaa shopping rush. If you are shopping for your favorite tech-savvy someone or creating your very own wish list, then this is the list for you. Keep reading for BET.com’s top tech gifts of the holiday season. — Dominique Zonyéé(Photo: Jasmina/Getty Images)
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Kindle Fire HDX - This is one hot gift to make you forget about the cold holiday season. The Amazon’s Kindle Fire HDX features a 7- or 8.9-inch screen, 2GB of RAM (roughly quadruple that of the iPad Mini), and Qualcomm’s new Snapdragon 800, a quad-core component running at a zippy 2.2GHz. Get your favorite people the Kindle Fire HDX tablet starting at $300 here.(Photo: Amazon)
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iPhone 5s - Apple dropped the new iPhone 5s in September, featuring a higher resolution camera, a larger f/2.2 aperture and a 15 percent larger sensor to allow more light in for better results. The New iPhone 5 models also include fingerprint technology and are available in an array of colors in the 5c model. Treat yourself or a loved one to an upgrade here.(photo: APPLE)
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Xbox One - For the gamer in your life, the Xbox One is the ultimate gift. The new console tops our list, because it features Kinect 2.0, Microsoft’s camera motion sensing device, which allows users to interact without a controller and cable box compatibility for easy TV access. Purchase the Xbox One for $500 here.(photos from left: Photo by Gerardo Mora/Getty Images for Microsoft, PHILIPPE LOPEZ/AFP/Getty Images)
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MiFi Liberate Hotspot - Who doesn’t like free Wi-Fi? But in the era of the hacker and identity theft it is not always safe to connect to any available Wi-Fi. The touchscreen Mifi Liberate Hotspot delivers fast Web connections to up to 10 Wi-Fi-enabled devices and features 12 hours of battery life. Purchase instant Wi-Fi technology for $50 with a two-year contract or $170 without, plus monthly fees, which vary from $10 to $50 for monthly data plans here.(photo: Novatel Wireless)
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