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Top 10 most wanted gadgets or technology

dell inspiron mini 9.jpgThis one caught our eye. It's from boxedup.com, the wish list and present swapping online service.

The idea is to make sure you get the get the gift or gadget that you really really want.

But what is the top technology people are currently wanting?

This is the top ten compiled from Christmas wish lists of (UK and US) members:

1. iPhone

2. Wii

3. iPod Touch

4. Playstation 3

5. Kindle ebook reader

6. DS Lite

7. Nikon D80

8. Xbox 360

9. Macbook

10. Dell Inspiron Mini

Some usual suspects there, but some interesting inclusions and ommissions too. Like the Ubuntu-running Inspiron Mini laptops (pictured), which cost under £250. Note, the Kindle is still US only, and I notice there's no place for the Sony equvialent ebook reader (PRS 700 or PRS-505). And no place for the Google G1 phone, either...

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