Gadget Reviews For Confused Parents

Every year, if you have children, you will know how difficult it is sometimes to get the correct toy or latest must-have. It is a tricky job, to say the least, making sure you have the correct teletubby, furbie or tamagotchi. Also, with technology constantly updating, toys are no longer what they used to be and are far more advanced. Almost to the point you might not even consider them toys but gadgets as teddy bears no longer are just stuffed, most can sing you a song or tell you how they are feeling with glowing eyes. Felling daunted? Look at an overview of three gadget reviews we have of latest toys and gadgets.

Pleo the robot dinosaur is just one example of a gadget and a toy. Pleo is exactly what he is called, a robot dinosaur that you can both feed and play with. At twenty one inches and covered in latex Pleo is made up of an exoskeleton with over one hundred custom-designed gears. According to gadget reviews he may be a bit lost to an adult but to a child he is better than the real family dog and unlike the dog, can be switched off.

Next up under gadget reviews is the Wall-E iDance, a little model of the main character of the latest Pixar film, Wall-E. Wall-E will dance for you, place him on your desk and the little robot will dance and wobble about making noises when you ask him to. A very cute product indeed and your children will undoubtedly fall in love with, only problem is that his speakers aren't very loud. Other than that though he's a treat and will entertain your kids.

Lastly is the Gya, which is a ball-like shape toy that electronically is an update of the playground game 'Simon says'. The toy has ten different games stored within it and each game has five levels to complete. Games are simple and according to gadget reviews you have to memorise light sequences that it flashes up. Children will either really appreciate this toy or won't at all and adults will probably dislike it for the noises it makes when you lose. Over all, it is something that isn't for everyone and isn't particularly designed for small little hands either, but if you like a modern twist on the game Simon says then you might just find it entertaining enough.