The Tech Zone Ultimate Christmas Gift Guide

Intrigo Lapstation
Price: $89.00 - $189

Four out of five PC users last year used laptops as their primary PCs. The trouble is, portables don't always adapt well to their surroundings. The Lapstation from Intrigo is like a bed tray for your laptop. The fold out computer tray features such neat stuff as gel-filled wrist pads and dual side pockets to store those CDs, floppies, pens and whatever else. The Lapstation weighs 6.3 pounds and when folded up its dimension are 16"x12.5"x3.8".  An optional carrying bag is available for $39.00.

Odyssey of the Spheres
Price: You don't want to know!

For the techie who has everything, I recommend this little item. George Rhoads recently designed a sculpture, in limited edition, to fit smaller spaces in homes and offices. This sculpture, "Odyssey of the Spheres," to be wall mounted or free-standing (3' high x 5' wide x 8" deep) features: two Xylo bars, two Chimes, a Bell, a Wood Block Series, Kinky Tube, Loop-Loop, and Bounce and Catch. All devices and tracks are mounted on clear Plexiglas. The pieces are motorized and plugs into any outlet. The edition is limited to one hundred pieces, numbered, signed and dated by the artist. If you have to ask the price, you can't afford it. 

Wolf Zero
Price: $30,000

Last but not least we bring you the Wolf Zero or what I like to call "The Ultimate Lawnmower".  The Wolf Zero, manufacture by Wolf-Garten, GMBH, brings high tech in its highest order to lawn maintenance. The Zero uses lasers (Yes! Lasers!) to cut your lawn, ensuring amazing  precision and much better lawn care than could ever be achieved with a gas powered mower. Among the Zero's many features are virtually silent cutting, exhaust free operation and internet access - Yes! It's true! So if you got $30,000 burning a hole in your Armani suit and you take as much pride in your lawn's appearance as you do your own, this is the tech toy for you!.

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