Gift Ideas for UK Consumers

Know someone with a long commute or lots of time on their hands? Consider the Nintendo DSi.

There's a huge collection of games for range of Nintendo handheld consoles, including shoot-em ups, strategy games, and brain-trainers.

The Nintendo DSi also has two cameras, wi-fi, can play music and supports SD cards.

See our Nintendo DS page for more details.

Our favourite gadget , is the All in One Kameleon, a remote control that manages multiple devices. A weird glowing blue electro-luminous controller that's easy, and fun, to use. Its motion-activated screen has subtle animation, and can be updated via the Internet. Control your TV, DVD, satellite, Hi-Fi, and much more with just one remote. More details of the Kameleon at the Radio and Telly Accessories page.

Kameleon remote controls from One 4 All are available online from Maplin, Pixmania and Play.com

Oral-B Triumph Toothbrush System

Claiming to be the most advanced toothbrush out there - this is an electric toothbrush with something called SmartGuide - a built-in wireless transmitter that sends information about your brushing session to a separate screen - the screen tells you if you're brushing too hard, tells you which part of your mouth to brush, and counts down o the optimal brushing time of two minutes as recommended by dentists. Clever stuff

See our Oral-B triumph page for our review.

Nespresso M100

On a quest for the perfect home cappuccino, but don't want to have to spend ages cleaning a coffee machine? Our quest for the perfect frothy coffee took us through a range of hard-to-clean cappuccino machines, and even a dalliance with the Tassimo - but then we found the Magimix Nespresso with Aeroccino. 12 varieties of coffee - minimal cleaning, and frothy milk. Well work a look - see our detailed review of the Nespresso M100 for details.

As an alternative, if you're into Italian coffee, try the Lavazza Amodo Mio

Fancy getting your photo printed up on a mug, t-shirt, drinks coaster, fridge magnet or all manner of weird and wonderful things? Give CafePress a try.

They're actually based in the US, with no UK service, but their International shipping is pretty reasonable, and we can't find a comparable UK service.