Gifts For Geeks

CBS MarketWatch technology correspondent Renay San Miguel talked about some must-have gifts for the holidays with CBS News Early Show Co-anchor Jane Clayson. Here is what she recommended:

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Compaq ipac handheld computer

Color screen

Uses Microsoft Windows

$500

Popularity is making traditional PC companies nervous

With $200 attachment, can connect to Internet

HandSpring Visor Prism handheld computer

Color screen

Uses Palm operating system

Unlike Palm Pilot, includes expansion slot in back

$500

HandSpring attachments

VisorPhone works like a mobile phone, $300

Eyemodule turns Visor into a digital camera, $150

Nexian HandyGPS tells you exactly where you are and provides a map, $150

Soundsgood Audio Player saves an hours worth of music and includes a headphone connection, $249

Seiko SmartPad input device for handhelds

For use with Palm computing systems like the Pilot and Visor

Looks like old-fashioned organized

Comes with electronic pen that writes on paper and simultaneously enters the data into the handheld

Great for adding details that can't be expressed in words

$200

Olympus Camedia digital printing camera

Includes built-in Polaroid printer

Links to personal computer

$800

Fuji 40i digital camera

Combines features of an MP3 player, a digital still camera and a digital video camera

Makes 80 seconds of AVI video

Allows you to send little movies to your friends over the Internet

8 ounces

$700

Sony Walkman MP3 music player

Sony's smallest Walkman -- fits anywhere

Holds 2 hours of music

Comes 20 years after introduction of original Walkman

$300

Nomad MP3 music player

Holds over 150 hours of music

Portable

Allows you to organize music, make playlists

$500

Cieva wireless picture frame

Looks like a traditional picture frame

Connects to a phone jack

Automatically accepts photos from over the Internet

Old photos are archived on Cieva's Web site

Owner does not need computer

So easy to use you could give to grandma

$249, with $5/month subscription fee