Slideshow: Editors Picks - 2007

Editors Picks - 2007

We thought we'd present you with our personal wish lists of electronic goodies, selected from among the many high-tech toys we see every year.
Cindy - Apple iPhone
Cindy - Samsung’s BD-UP5000 Duo HD Player or LG’s BH200 Super Blu Player
Cindy - Pioneer’s 60-inch ELITE KURO PRO-150FD plasma
Cindy - Pioneer’s Elite BDP-95HD Blu-ray Disc Player
Cindy - Meridian’s F80 Radio
Arlen - iRobot’s Roomba 570
Arlen - mStation’s 2.1 Stereo Tower
Arlen - Vizio’s Gallevia GV47LF 42"
Lisa - Chief Manufacturing’s CM1
Lisa - Samsung’s 94 Wireless Plasma
Lisa - Toshiba’s HD-A30
Rachel - Chumby
Rachel - Nintendo Wii
Rachel - Slingbox Solo
Rebecca - Sony HES-V1000
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Rachel - Nintendo Wii

It doesn’t have the best graphics. It also doesn’t have Blu-ray or even Bill Gates. But the Nintendo Wii is affordable and adds something that I haven’t seen in gaming since my Ms. Pac-Man days: fun. The motion sensor controller will send me twisting, turning and thrashing like I just saw a bee. For instance, for a tennis game, I’ll clutch the remote like a racket. The only thing that could possibly get me more active is a couch fire. Supposedly, the Wii Zapper and even a guitar controller (for Guitar Hero III) are on the way. And anything that comes with a “Nunchuck” controller earns an instant spot under my tree.

Price: $250

More info: http://www.nintendo.com

Read more: Holiday Gift Guide 2007