Gentlemen, start your engines
While it's monumentally difficult to imagine Santa dropping an entire race car down the chimney, it's a little more palatable when it's a racing seat. The GP-200 is just that, but it's also a little bit more. It wires into a computer to bring the gaming experience to life (motion-wise). Your speed-crazed pal is bound to appreciate this better than the annual turkey. Available in Asia Pacific in three different price options: S$24,000, S$12,000 and S$8,000. A generous pocket is required.
» Read storyHands-on with the Wii Zapper
If your bro's idea of Christmas cheer involves shooting his own turkey but you can't find wild turkeys where you live, this might be the perfect gift. This Wii remote addon can be bought online at US$19.95. For the turkey shooting game though, you'll have to wait for someone to create one.
» Read storyThe high and low of Halo 3 Legendary Edition
Why settle on a plain vanilla Halo 3 package when you can bag a souped-up Legendary Edition (S$359) this Christmas for your gamer pal? While the bundled Halo helmet replica may look silly to you, it's doubtless a priced possession for your Halo buddy.
» Read storyConquer the alpine slopes with peace of mind
While Santa is racing around the globe to deliver gifts to the world's children within 24 hours, you can give your buddy the joy of speed on the ski slope without the body bashing. With the built-in d3o impact-absorbing armor in the suit, he's safe to indulge in his need for speed. Maybe Santa ought to get one, too. Available at Wintersport. Ships to Asia Pacific in eight to 16 working days. S$1,955.
» Read storyNike + iPod Sport Kit
What comes after Christmas? Why, New Year, of course, with all its dreaded resolutions. Get someone an early headstart on his decision to run a marathon with the Nike + iPod kit. Get it from the Apple online store at S$55.
» Read reviewOlympus Mju 790 SW
For the outdoorsy dude whose idea of a white Christmas is zipping downhill through snow on a board and capturing some vomit-inducing footage, this S$549 hardy camera will fit him to a "T".
» Read reviewSony PlayStation Portable PSP-2000 (Slim version)
Give the gift of fidgety-ness this Christmas to the guy who can't keep still, with a Sony PSP Slim. All the action, none of the bruises. Just S$280 at all good videogame shops.
» Read reviewDell XPS M1730
Here's a gift that looks fast even when it's not turned on. With cutting-edge graphics capabilities and a mean-looking cover, this one's best for the megahertz speed junkie. Order online from Dell if you're willing to cough up the S$3,899.
» Read reviewNvidia's new GeForce card aims to bring 3D power to the masses
The need for speed may be purely figurative for the online warrior. However, when victory lies between who has the most frame rates, one does not want anything less than a blazing fastest graphics card under the hood. The price for virtual glory is surprisingly inexpensive, as this speedy Nvidia video card goes for about
Pioneer PDP-LX508G
This stepped-up replacement of the full-HD Pioneer PDP-5000EX is possibly one of the best, as well as the priciest flat-panel TV here in Asia.
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