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Internet analysts and e-Commerce watchers are keeping a close eye on the comming holiday season, with U.S.-based consumers expected to spend $2.3 billion on the Net in November and December alone. Whether shoppers are trying to avoid the inconvenience of long lines or find that elusive perfect gift, Net retailers are hoping the season will help make Net shopping a national phenomenon. From online shopping tips to cyber places to shop, our shopping guide will guide you through the aisles of the Web's virtual shopping malls.

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Research firms Jupiter Communications and Forrester Research were expecting Internet sales to be $2.3 billion for the holiday, compared with $1.1 billion last year, and about $3.5 billion for the quarter, vs. $1.3 billion a year ago.