ElderGadget's Top 10 Boomer & Senior Friendly Tech Gadget Gifts for 2010

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ElderGadget's Top 10 Boomer & Senior Friendly Tech Gadget Gifts for 2010 Leading trusted technology review and news site geared toward the dynamic senior citizens and aging boomers, ElderGadget.com releases the Top Ten technology gifts for the 2010 holiday season. Los Angeles, CA (12/7/10) - ElderGadget.com a leading, trusted technology review and news site geared toward the dynamic aging boomer and senior, has released their top ten tech gadget gifts for the 2010 holiday season. ElderGadget Seal of Approval The list was compiled by assessing each product based on two fundamental aspects. First the ElderGadget.com team tested each product with the criteria for the ElderGadget Seal of Approval which is determines if it is: Easy to See. Easy to Hear. Easy to Use. Easy to Understand. Second, does the product help the individual maintain their competitive edge. ElderGadget.com is founded on the mandate of competitive functional aging. In essence, an individual is assessed based on their ability to successfully compete at whatever they do, whatever age they are. Is a lawyer less effective because he is 75? Quite to the contrary, however a gymnast most likely can not compete after the age of 18, nor could a professional basketball player play after the age of 37 or 38. ElderGadget founder Elie Gindi, a frequent "elder expert" guest to television shows nationwide and himself a boomer is redefining our understanding of what the words "boomer" and "senior" really are. The mandate at ElderGadget.com is to assess individuals by what they can do and how competitive they are in the marketplace, not by the age printed on their birth-certificate. "I wouldn't give Gene Simmons (KISS) a remote control with massive keys, but he's 61 - so where does that leave us but fundamentally resetting our thinking. Certainly some people may prefer bigger keys, or something a little louder but today's aging boomer and senior is active, dynamic and they certainly want to be cool." Here are the cream of the crop in digital goodies that everyone is going to want! Get your browser warmed up, let's do some shopping. All of the products may be found by going to http://www.eldergadget.com/top-tens/eldergadget-coms-top-ten-gadget-gifts-for-the-holidays-2010 1. T-Mobile Galaxy Tab With a 7-inch multi-touch display, a 1GHz processor, 1.3 megapixel front-facing camera, and connectivity options that include Wi-Fi, Bluetooth 3.0, and 3G, not to mention the entire realm of Android apps the Samsung Galaxy Tab is one of, if not the best tablet out right now. This is a great PC alternative to one of ElderGadget's longstanding favorite's, the Apple iPad. From $599.00. http://www.eldergadget.com/top-tens/eldergadget-coms-top-ten-gadget-gifts-for-the-holidays-2010/attachment/samsung-galaxy-tab-uk-3 2. Apple TV Browse the web, watch shows live or online, listen to internet radio, stream music or photo shows from your iTunes and iPhoto libraries and more. The user interface is pure Apple, just plain easy and intuitive. From $95.00. http://www.eldergadget.com/top-tens/eldergadget-coms-top-ten-gadget-gifts-for-the-holidays-2010/attachment/apple-tv-2 3. Sprint HTC EVO Who wouldn't want to get the fastest smartphone on the market? The 4G, Android-powered EVO can be online faster anywhere than anyone else. It has a large, 4.3-inch screen, has a front-facing video camera for video chatting, plays HD movies, Adobe Flash content and runs over 100,000 available Android apps. Like Galaxy, the EVO is a great alternative to another ElderGadget.com favorite, Apple's iPhone 4. From $149.00 with contract. http://www.eldergadget.com/top-tens/eldergadget-coms-top-ten-gadget-gifts-for-the-holidays-2010/attachment/htc-evo-sprint-hero-sm 4. Cisco Flip UltraHD What records HD video with image stabilization and at 60 frames-per-second for great slow motion? Cisco's new UltraHD Flip camera, of course. It has a built-in USB connector to make transferring the MP4 movie files simple and easy. From $170.00. http://www.eldergadget.com/top-tens/eldergadget-coms-top-ten-gadget-gifts-for-the-holidays-2010/attachment/cisco-flip-ultrahd 5. Microsoft Kinect Microsoft's Kinect takes the motion control craze to a whole new level. It's a motion-sensing camera that allows you to control the game using your body only, no controller required. From $150.00 (without console), from $379.00 (with console). http://www.eldergadget.com/top-tens/eldergadget-coms-top-ten-gadget-gifts-for-the-holidays-2010/attachment/kinect_11-2 6. The Nook (Color) Barnes and Noble brought their eReader, the Nook, to market with good technology and some interesting features, like book sharing and free access to any book while physically inside a Barnes & Noble store. They're now one of the first to market with a full-color eReader on an easy-to-read 7-inch screen. From $249.00. http://www.eldergadget.com/top-tens/eldergadget-coms-top-ten-gadget-gifts-for-the-holidays-2010/attachment/nook-color-official-4 7. Panasonic Viera Plasma 3D TV Plasma televisions are the only way to go for 3D. The Viera offers fast refresh rates and all the best technology to make 3D or just regular HD look incredible and have far less eye strain. From $1099.00. http://www.eldergadget.com/top-tens/eldergadget-coms-top-ten-gadget-gifts-for-the-holidays-2010/attachment/viera-gt25 8. HP Touchsmart Desktop Computer HP TouchSmart 600 has not only the fast processor, large hard drive, and tiny footprint (thanks to it all being built into the monitor), but the monitor itself is a multi-touch touch screen, making a great computer even more user friendly. The HD display also makes Blu-ray movies look incredible. From $995.00. http://www.eldergadget.com/top-tens/eldergadget-coms-top-ten-gadget-gifts-for-the-holidays-2010/attachment/hptouchsmart 9. Canon Rebel T2i SLR Camera The Canon EOS Rebel T2i adds to the digital Rebel legacy with unbelievable features for the price. An 18 megapixel sensor that works in low light up to ISO 12,800, full HD movies, SDXC card support, Eye-fi card support (transmits wirelessly to your computer and more!), Canon's incredible autofocus and much more. This great camera with a lens is a steal! From $799.00 http://www.eldergadget.com/top-tens/eldergadget-coms-top-ten-gadget-gifts-for-the-holidays-2010/attachment/rebelt2i-2 10. CBTL (Coffee Bean & Tea Leaf) Kaldi The first single serving coffee, tea AND espresso machine from Coffee Bean & Tea Leaf's line of coffee machines. This sleek compact machine accommodates a variety of cup sizes, comes with automatic proportioning ensures consistency in taste and aroma, twin pressure system provides high pressure (15 bar) for espresso or low pressure (3.5 bar) for coffee and tea. It is available in Metallic Red, Metallic Blue/Silver, Metallic White/Silver. From $149.95 http://www.eldergadget.com/top-tens/eldergadget-coms-top-ten-gadget-gifts-for-the-holidays-2010/attachment/kaldi_blue_medium-2 For more visit ElderGadget.com, and on Twitter @ElderGadget Media and Product Inquiries and to schedule an in-studio visit or interview with ElderGadget.com Founder Elie Gindi, please contact Popular Press Media Group (PPMG), +1-310-860-7774, ElderGadget@ppmg.info # # # ABOUT ELDERGADGET.COM ElderGadget.com is the leading trusted technology review and news site for active, aging baby boomer and seniors. Founded by Elie Gindi in 2009 as a response to his personal need to keep his aging father connected to the world; Gindi combined his technical passion with his service in the assisted living business to fill an obvious void in the marketplace. Currently, Eldergadget and its rapidly growing team are demystifying technology for seniors and aging boomers on a daily basis, shining a light on a very significant and growing market demographic. ABOUT ELIE GINDI, FOUNDER ELDERGADGET.COM Elie Gindi, a baby boomer soon to turn senior, has an absolute addiction for gadgets. As founder and owner of ElderGadget.com (www.eldergadget.com), Gindi has created a website that offers news and reviews about products with elder friendly features. He is an expert at understanding what features seniors want and need in products -- simple uncomplicated gadgets and products, which are lighter and specially designed with higher contrast, or pre-programmed features. Gindi created Eldergadget.com so that anyone who is a senior or has an aging loved one can find the latest gadgets that meet a seniors needs. Gindi became interested in and studied many of the principles of ergonomics, which apply to the elderly, when his father took ill and his mother wanted to make their home safer and easier to navigate. Understanding the needs of the elderly has been the focus of Gindi's career for over 20 years. He has been an owner and or manager of several assisted living communities, designing activity programs, including the senior experience project with Chris Alexander, and overseeing the remodeling of retirement homes. Before his career turned to the care of the elderly, Gindi practiced law for several years, became COO of Federal Transistor and then worked in Real Estate Management. He earned an MBA from UCLA and JD from Southwestern Law. Gindi is a frequent guest on local, regional and national television and radio shows. As an expert in the senior and aging boomer market he is recurring contributor to news stories world over. Media and Product Inquiries and to schedule an in-studio visit or interview with ElderGadget.com Founder Elie Gindi, please contact Popular Press Media Group (PPMG), +1-310-860-7774, ElderGadget@ppmg.info # # #

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