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2011年1月3日星期一

Top 10 best gadget of 2010

Top 10 best gadget of 2010 by www.batteryfast.co.uk

We keep a running chart of the best gadget of 2010 that we update continuously – and you can bet we’ll do the same for 2011 too. But with the year up, it’s time to stop the clock and see where we’re at. Read on and we’ll show you the best gadget of 2010 Top 10.

Microsoft Kinect

It’s genuinely hassle free motion gaming, and it is glorious. Stunningly responsive, and already offering brilliant launch titles, this is what Nintendo only wish it could have pulled off four years ago: family gaming. A must have for Christmas.

iPhone 4

Apple’s always relied on the best software, rather than the best hardware, to sell its iPhones, but this year it cranked out the best smartphone for the latter too. An unbelievably sharp screen, solid camera with HD video and editing and a super sexy, super slim frame make it our smartphone of the year.

Google Nexus S

We loved the Samsung Galaxy S, but as we remarked in our review, the thing holding it back wasn’t its hardware (a zippy 1GHz CPU and shockingly beautiful 4-inch Super AMOLED display), but Samsung’s software skin. The Google Nexus S is a very similar phone, but with a guarantee of getting the latest version of Android ASAP for a long time to come. If you don’t want an iPhone, you need this.

HTC Desire HD

If the Google Nexus S is the best phone for Android purists, this is the mass market Android mobile of choice. Its huge 4.3-inch screen is housed in a lavish, thin unibody shell, and HTC genuinely adds value with its Sense software and cloud services. Shame about the battery life though.

Apple iPad

Apple’s tablet is a true trendsetter, and it’s only got better and better over time. It’s still too pricey to justify instead of a laptop, rather than alongside, but believe the hype: it’s an instant on slate with apps galore, that never runs out of battery.

HTC Legend

This was our phone of the year until the iPhone 4 came

along, and even now, it’s still the sexiest smartphone ever made. An utterly beautiful aluminium shell houses an AMOLED display and Android, even if the screen is low resolution compared to competitors. Style and substance.

Xbox 360 slim

Microsoft’s new Xbox 360 trims down the size, slashes the noise and throws in Wi-Fi and a Kinect port too. All very welcome improvements which make choosing between it and a PS3 slim an incredibly hard choice, which is as it should be.

iPod touch 4G

The iPod touch 4G gets all the best bits of the iPhone 4, like the incredible screen resolution, FaceTime and HD video recording, and crams them in at a lower price, and in an even thinner case. Unless you’re a lossless audio obsessive, this is the best PMP out there.

Humax HDR-FOX T2

The best of the first wave of Freeview HD PVRs has a huge hard drive, IPTV skills, media streaming thrown in and an easy to use UI. A big brand, with a box that backs up its reputation.

Toshiba Portege R700

Toshiba turned in a surprise laptop late on in the