It’s said that electronics are “toys for big kids,” but we know scores of little ones who’d disagree with that conclusion. Kids like electronics, too.

Sony Playstation3 Want the cheapest route to a Blu-ray Disc player? Pick up Sony’s Playstation3 system, which delivers 1080p output on video games and movies. The PS3 will offer more network capabilities than previous generations, enabling real-time communication via chat, voice or video. You can browse the Web, download content, store and view pictures and video, and shop online. MSRP: $499 for the 20GB version; $599 for the 60GB model with built-in Wi-Fi. www.sonystyle.com

Disney Mix Max Digital Music Player
The Disney Mix Max personal digital music player reads movies and other content stored on Disney Max Clips. The plug and play memory cards can also be used to store digital music and photos. Player styles include High School Musical, Tinker Bell, Forever Princess, Princess Flowers, Cheetah Girl, Tween Bling, Ice Blue and Silver Chrome. MSRP: $99. www.disney.com

iFrogz Tadpole iPod Case
Kids like to watch videos on iPods as much as their parents do. The Tadpole case from ifrogz allows kids to watch video in the car or in the waiting room. The silicone case offers sturdy protection and the two-fisted design provides steady viewing. The case comes in several fun colors. MSRP: $25. www.ifrogz.com

Virgin Mobile SLICE Phone
Keep a lid on teens’ cell phone charges with the SLICE, a 0.4-inch cell phone with a pay-as-you-go wireless plan from Virgin Mobile. The bar-style phone comes pre-loaded with two games, including solitaire. Talk time is up to 230 minutes. The phone is available without contract or activation fee. MSRP: $49. www.virginmobileusa.com

iPlayMusic Guitar Lessons
Buy iPlayMusic’s guitar lessons on DVD or PC or Mac software and you get free downloads for lessons on the iPod. The DVD package includes two discs of lessons plus a third disc for playalongs. Lessons are the same for iPod but encoded for portable playback. MSRP: $49. www.iplaymusic.com