"A PC that’s half desktop, half notebook. An operating system that runs entirely on the Web. A radically made-over office suite. A thin, superstylish handheld with both Wi-Fi and a usable QWERTY keyboard."

With all of the innovation this year has seen, it is hard to choose just one or even a top 20 top innovations of the year.  Yet that is exactly what the editors at PC World Magazine have set out to do.  Their editors selected the winners of the Innovations Awards, which "exemplify the best kinds of breakthroughs–ones you can get right now."  I won’t reveal all of their top picks, but here is a taste of some of the items on their list.  Visit the PC World site to read their full list and explanations, including the Number One innovation of 2006!

The Sony Reader

The Dell XPS M2010

The T-Mobile Dash

      (This one is for NoWire)

The Olympus EVolt E-330

The Sony PlayStation 3

The RIM BlackBerry Pearl 8100

PC World also made some predictions about what we can expect to see at this time next year.  Frankly, I would settle for everything I have now working properly at this time next year.  But you can visit their site to see what they think you can expect to see what gadgets you can start thinking about placing on your Holiday 2007 Wish List.  Enjoy!!

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