This is the perfect accompaniment for the MP3 player we looked at the other day. This time it is a digital camera, a 3 megapixel camera with a 1.5 inch LCD screen. It also has a built in flash, digital zoom and fixed focus. The internal memory will hold at least 80 photos and you can download them onto your computer easily via USB.

This is a terrific present for a young child, it is not recommended for children under 3 years of age. They can experiment and take their own photos using this handy camera and it is sure to help develop their artistic side. You’ll get around 4 hours of use from a fully charged camera. It is a nice product for kids but the price is a bit steep considering the specifications. This Lego camera will cost you $56.76 right now on Amazon.

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Listening to music can be an important part of your child’s development and so it can be a great idea to get them their own MP3 player at a fairly young age. This model from Lego has 2 GB of internal memory and is capable of holding up to 500 songs. It can happily handle both WMA and MP3 file formats and it has a rechargeable battery. It can be expanded with SD memory cards and it features a small screen which provides album art and track information and displays exclusive Windows Media Player skins.

Although the device is obviously designed to look as though it is built from Lego it can’t be taken apart, however it can be built into a Lego structure. This is great for your kid’s imagination and means they can have songs or audio books while they play. It is not recommended for children under 3 years old and it costs $39.99.

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These USB keys look very funny. They were discovered on a Japanese website and for the moment are available in Japan. The USB brick has 1GB of storage and costs £20 (4,280 Yens). They come in five color choices and have the official Lego bricks size. Thus your kid might be interested to use one in his Lego game. Perhaps you would love to play too…

Product page via The Telegraph