AS KIDS keep getting plugged in to the Internet, toy-makers are following them online.At the annual American International Toy Fair this week, toy-makers showed playthings like Power Rangers helmets that store secret missions found online, plenty of online games and even devices that take kids to secure Web sites where they can play without wandering into the darker corners of the Internet.
February 15, 2007 at 12:00 AM
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AS KIDS keep getting plugged in to the Internet, toy-makers are following them online.
At the annual American International Toy Fair this week, toy-makers showed playthings like Power Rangers helmets that store secret missions found online, plenty of online games and even devices that take kids to secure Web sites where they can play without wandering into the darker corners of the Internet.
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