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"Reader Gift Guide" Contest: Time to Vote

by Sean Fisher, Cincinnati, Ohio on 12.19.05

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We would like to extend a huge thank you to everyone who participated in our "Reader Gift Guide" Contest. We had a bunch of great entries, and below you will find the best three. These finalists will now get to vie for the $200 gift certificate from Vessel. Please check out each finalist's "wist" and then vote for what you think is the best gift guide below.

- ProgGrrl's Green Geek Gift Guide
- Georgina Richardson's Green Elf Gift Guide
- GreenLAGirl's Holiday Gift Guide

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Darn, now I wish I had taken the time to write up a gift guide. We'll there's always next year. For those that weren't aware, the Soldius Solar charger is finally out in the US now available at both thinkgeek and direct from their site. I believe that it's performs better than the Solio (doesn't use batteries) and has tips for both the iPod and most cell phones. Once the sun comes back to the northwest I may try picking one up.

December 20, 2005 12:13 AM |