
Tech we wanted in 2013 —
Sony and Microsoft are battling for video game console supremacy with the release of their next-gen systems. But who will take control of the market? Microsoft's Xbox One sold over a million units globally within 24 hours as retailers struggled to keep up with consumer demand.

Tech we wanted in 2013 —
The new Sony PlayStation 4 (PS4) console (pictured here in store in Paris) has sold 1.25 million units in the United States during November. Priced at $399, the PS4 is $100 cheaper than rival Xbox One.

Tech we wanted in 2013 —
Samsung's Galaxy Gear smartwatch has a 1.6-inch display, low-res camera, 4GB of storage and comes in six colors. Itwent on sale in late September for a retail price of $299.

Tech we wanted in 2013 —
A standard high-definition TV has a 1080p resolution, meaning more than 2 million pixels per frame. The new wave of 4K TVs now available have more than 8.8 million pixels, providing greater accuracy of detail; clearer, sharper pictures; and greater contrast and color than regular HD.

Tech we wanted in 2013 —
Apple CEO Tim Cook announced not one but two new iPhones -- the iPhone 5S and iPhone 5C -- at a press event in mid September. The new iPhone 5S is an upgrade to the previous model but also includes the new operating system, iOS7, and fingerprint technology.

Tech we wanted in 2013 —
Released in late November, Nintendo's Wii U is the follow up system to the highly successful Wii. The unit features a touchscreen controller that interacts with games on TV. Despite $60 games and a $350 launch price, Nintendo's Wii U also has compatibility with free mobile games.


