Christmas Shopping – Signature9

10 Tech Gifts Delivered In Time for Christmas

YM Ousley — Thu, 23 Dec 2010 18:55:52 +0000

Still shopping for just one more Christmas gift? Nothing but calculators left in stock at your local store? You’ll have to click quickly, but with a little help from overnight delivery and the elves at FedEx and UPS, here are 10 tech gifts that can still be delivered by Friday and under the tree Saturday.

Kinect Sensor with Kinect Adventures!

$149.99 @Amazon

Apple MacBook Air (13.3″ 256GB 2.13Ghz version)

$1649 @MacMall

Apple iPod touch 32 GB (4th Generation)

$279.95 @Amazon

PlayStation 3 320GB System with PlayStation Move Bundle

$399.99 @Amazon

Amazon Kindle 3G + Wifi

$189 @Amazon

Apple iPad 16GB Wifi

$499 @Apple

Shure SE425-V Dual High-Definition MicroDriver Earphone

$299.99 @Amazon

Bose QuietComfort 15 Acoustic Noise Cancelling Headphones

$299.95 @Amazon

Samsung Galaxy Tab

Sprint version: $399 @Wirefly

Verizon Wireless version: $599 @Wirefly

Flip UltraHD 8GB Video Camera

$179 @Amazon

Retailers Expecting Holiday Slump

Nicole Hulley — Thu, 29 Oct 2009 23:19:44 +0000

Recent polls have suggested a steep decline in holiday shopping this year, with 45% of consumers estimating they will spend less in the retail market. The season isn’t expected to be a total washout, with 80% still planning on purchasing gifts.

While we got some amazing deals at last year’s sales, the deep discounts are a double edged sword. Retailers offer more sales and discounts to stimulate sales, shoppers wait to purchase in hopes of further discounts. And while 70% off is too good to ignore, for the general health of the industry we’ll try to lower discount expectations this year. Interesting to watch will be sites like Gilt, Rue La La and Hautelook, who already offer discounts up to 50% off on designer items every day. Will they take the bargain hunting dollars that department stores and brands are afraid to court?

Where will you be doing your holiday shopping?