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WHAT ARE THE TOP 5 TECH TOYS FOR KIDS THIS HOLIDAY SEASON? Molly Wood of CNETTV helps Santa (and GALTime) pick the best tech for under the tree!

Kids’ Digital Camera
Anything from the Fisher Price Kid Tough camera for preschoolers to Vtech’s new Kidzoom Plus, which is actually 2 megapixels. You could also consider, for an older child, a shockproof camera like that Panasonic Lumix DMC-TS1.
More Info: Vtech’s new Kidzoom Plus

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MP3 player
If you’ve got an older child, an iPod Touch is a great choice because it offers the ability to play music, watch videos, and play games – it’s a complete entertainment device!
More Info: iPod Touch

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Nintendo DSi
Every kid is going to be asking for the Nintendo DSi this year. This is a great portable gaming system with two screens, built-in WiFi, two cameras, and a great library of fun games.
CNET Review
More Info: Nintendo DSi

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Digital Blue’s LEGO Alarm Clock Radio
We’ve been waiting for Lego to start releasing its first electronics devices; and they’re finally out. The alarm clock radio is nice, and the 3-megapixel digital camera is classic Lego style. Plus, Lego has an amazing Website with tons of great games and projects.
More Info: Digital Blue’s LEGO Alarm Clock Radio

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Cell Phone
It’s a good bet your 10-and-older child is either wanting or ready for a cell phone. Consider an inexpensive pre-paid phone like this LG LX 160:
More Info: LG LX 160

Alternatively, if you’re signing up for a family plan, you might be able to get a simple, free phone and limit what kinds of messaging and data options are available.

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Molly Wood is an executive editor and on-camera personality at CNETTV.com. She is the creator, host, and writer of the weekly Buzz Report video blog, a sort of "Daily Show" for tech news. Molly also co-hosts the hilarious "Gadgettes" podcast, which proves that girls can (and should) be geeks, too; she is the co-creator and co-host of the popular CNET podcast "Buzz Out Loud," and uses her expertise and passion for technology for ruthless analysis in blogs, video, and various media appearances. Molly is a frequently requested technology commentator who has appeared on national media outlets including CNN, CNBC's Power Lunch and On the Money, and G4, where she offers commentary on new product launches and tech news. Molly has appeared on Regis & Kelly, MSNBC, CNN, NPR's Marketplace, CNN Radio, San Francisco's KGO/ABC TV, G4, and numerous other local television affiliates throughout the country.
Before joining CNET in 2000, Molly was a technology writer and reporter at MacHome Journal magazine, and a reporter and editor for The Associated Press.

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