With a five-driver audio system built right into the seat, plus an optional subwoofer and chair base, players are immersed in sound. The Internet is your library with Nuvomedia's Rocket eBook. With the capacity to hold 4,000 pages, or around 10 novels' worth of text at a time, the eBook lets avid readers carry a small library with them wherever they go. The battery affords up to 20 hours of nonstop reading, making this the perfect gift for your favorite mobile bookworm. The Tonka Workshop from Hasbro Interactive lets toddlers build everything from spaceships to playhouses on their home PCs.
Parents simply snap the playset on to the computer keyboard.
Once certified, they can head out in the Tonka Workshop Van on fix-it missions, or build, explore and construct whatever their imagination can picture. Fujitsu Plasmavision is for those who appreciate design as much as technology. Only six inches thick, Plasmavision can be mounted on the wall, hung from the ceiling or mounted for mobility. Its theater-like performance makes it a chic entertainment centerpiece, while its discreet design means it can easily be hidden when not in use. Special sensors enable them to respond to signals encoded in the PBS television series Arthur and on the Arthur Web site, prompting kids in special activities.