1. Motorola Droid

Top 10 Tech Gadgets

The Motorola Droid, known as Verizon's challenger to the iPhone, hits stores Nov. 6, 2009. The Droid ($199.99 with a two-year contract after a $100 rebate) offers high-speed web browsing, voice-activated search, a large screen and thousands of Android applications and widgets.

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1. Motorola Droi... The Motorola Droid, known as Verizon's challenger to the iPhone, hits stores Nov. 6, 2009. The Droid ($199.99 with a two-year contract after a $100 rebate) offers high-speed web browsing, voice-activated search, a large screen and thousands of Android applications and widgets.
2. Insignia HD R... This is a first-of-its-kind portable HD Radio device ($50) that streams static-free radio without a subscription fee. It offers 10 user-selectable memory channels to save your favorite radio stations and comes with an armband for work-outs and jogs.
3. HP DreamScree... HP's DreamScreen is a hybrid between a computer, digital photo frame and music player. It allows users to view photos, log in to Facebook, listen to Pandora radio and much more. Digital content can be loaded and played using a USB drive or a flash memory card. The HP DreamScreen 100 (10.2 inches) is $250 and the HP DreamScreen 130 (13.3 inches) is $300.
4. Sony eReader ... Sony's eReader Touch ($300) carries up to 350 electronic books at a time. It also comes with a built-in eDictionary and eBook Library software, compatible with both a PC and Mac. There are 5 adjustable font sizes and freehand highlighting and annotation. The Pocket Edition is also available for $200.
5. Insignia Digi... Store up to 40 digital photos on Insignia's keychain ($20) and share with family and friends. This gadget is Mac and Windows compatible and easily transfers images from your PC. The rechargeable Lithium-ion battery provides up to three hours of viewing time.
6. Rocketfish Wi... This kit ($20) includes four extensions -- baseball bat, tennis racket, golf club and sword -- that connect to the Wii Motion Plus Remote. This takes Wii sports to the next level by using remotes that more closely resemble the actual equipment used in each game.
7. HP TouchSmart... This gadget ($900) is known as a family multimedia hub. It combines the latest touch innovations and advanced features in an all-in-one design. It has DVD and TV capabilities and built-in-for-touch applications like TouchSmart Recipe Box, Hulu Desktop, Twitter and Netflix.
8. Sharper Image... This rechargeable wine bottle opener ($30) makes removing corks easier than ever. It has an integrated foil cutter and a rubberized finish for easy grip.
9. HP Mini 110 b... This netbook, with stylish white swirls, features HP Imprint 3D technology. It has a 10.1-inch widescreen LED screen and comes with XP or Vista as OS choices. Starting at $400, this PC is small enough to fit in a purse or carry-on bag.
10. BlueLounge R... Refresh ($90) is a personal or shared charging station for three or more devices. There are six built-in connectors. It can charge, for example, two iPod/iPhones simultaneously while also charging a BlackBerry or another consumer electronic. Refresh's sleek design helps keep cords tidy and organized.