http://www.nytimes.com/2014/12/11/technology/personaltech/a-review-of-digital-technology-for-children.html 2014-12-10 23:31:31 A Review of Digital Technology for Children Gadgets available for younger users include a multifunction watch, video game and toy combinations, tablets and a toy that delivers voice messages. === Children love digital technologies as much as adults do, and gadget makers have responded with some smart, entertaining options. Here are some noteworthy devices that will keep children entertained and parents happy. $60, ages 4 and up Wearable tech has finally reached the playground. VTech, which makes learning toys for children, has introduced the $150, ages 3 to 8 Parents who think that video games are too violent or a waste of time can largely put their worries aside with $550, all ages Fuhu believes bigger is better. The company is expanding its Nabi line of secure tablets with the $35, ages 7 and up Lego has a successful line of construction toys and a successful line of video games. With $75, ages 10 and up Activision Blizzard $60, ages 3 and up Many toddlers may be too young to use smartphones and laptops, but they still like to stay in contact with family members. Toymail, a start-up with operations in Michigan and Brooklyn, gives them an opportunity to stay connected with