Animated T-shirts make geek gifts for holidays

November 12, 2008 By Craig Crossman

The holidays are almost upon us and once again I go into my gift buying mode to help you find that perfect holiday gift for the techno-person in your life. A great place to start discovering some of the coolest technology gifts is from the folks at ThinkGeek. You wouldn't think that clothing would fall under the heading of technology but this year, ThinkGeek offers a line of T-shirts that truly cross the line.


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