Can't decide what to get family and friends for the holidays? Wall Street Journal technology reporter Katie Boehret has some ideas sure to impress everyone on your list.

Apple iPod Touch
A portable media player that plays music and video on a touch screen, the iPod Touch connects to the Internet using Wi-Fi and can download applications without the monthly carrier fees incurred when using the iPhone. For a special gift, add a personal engraving to the back. Learn more at apple.com/ipodtouch.

Eye-Fi Share Video Card
A digital camera memory card with a built-in radio, this affordable gadget can send wireless videos and photos directly to a designated computer whenever it's in a Wi-Fi network specified by the user. Videos and photos can also be uploaded directly to websites of your choosing for storage and sharing. If you don't want to upload videos, the Eye-Fi Home is made for photos only. For more details, visit eye.fi.

WildCharger Pad
A charging pad that plugs into the wall and delivers a charge for up to five products simultaneously, the WildCharger works with blackberries, iPhones, iPod Touches, and several types of cell phones. Simply encase your mobile device in a special chargeable "skin" (part of the WildCharger package), place it on the pad, and voila: charging. Learn more at shoppureenergy.com.

The Demy
A digital recipe reader, the Demy stores up to 2,500 recipes and includes a cooking timer and conversion tool. To use, simply create a free account at keyingredient.com, assemble a collection of recipes from wherever you like, and plug the Demy into your computer to synchronize your account and upload your recipes for use anywhere you like. For more information, visit mydemy.com.