I love toys, but then again, who doesn't? Whether you're 2 or 62, there's always the perfect toy for you!
Toys for younger people (in order of age)
- Soft & Sturdy Deluxe Blocks
- Blocks are great because they improve dexterity, encourage creativity, and teach shape and color recognition. These foam building blocks are even better because they float (bathtub!) and are a lot safer than wood.
- LifeStyle Deluxe Kitchen
- This play kitchen is so realistic it's insane! It's huge, full of lots of appliances, and has a pretty big collection of food and dinnerware included with it.
- Nintendo DS Lite
- A portable video game with two screens and the ability to play wirelessly with multiple DS Lites. Very cool, very hot.
- iPod Nano (Blue)
- If your child doesn't already have one, chances are that they want one. Starting at $99 for a 1GB Shuffle that will hold 240 songs, they're even reasonably affordable.
The older you get,
the more expensive the toys. I guess it just takes more to entertain us!
Toys for older people
- XBox 360
- If you're a video Gamer, this is at the top of the list. You'll need an HDTV to make the most of it, however...
- LCD HDTVs
- What used to go for $6,000 can now be had for $1,300. There's never been a better time to splurge and get yourself a new flat-panel TV. Just make sure it has a built-in ASTC tuner, and look for a "Contrast Ratio" of 1,000 or higher.
- Exilim EX-Z60
- Lightweight and slim, this digital camera still boasts a 3x optical zoom and 6MP capability. This means extremely-high resolution photos that can be printed up to 14x19 inches!
- MacBook Pro
- The Ultimate Laptop, period. If you want an incredible laptop without the $2800 pricetag, try the MacBook.
- Garmin Nuvi
- The Garmin Nuvi is one of the best handheld GPS units out there. It's small, fast, has an incredible screen, and is easy to use despite having tons of features. A no-brainer, really..
...still dies. *toys are not guaranteed to make you happy. go out and spend some time with your family or your friends.
