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2008 American International Toy Fair
The 105th annual American International Toy Fair brought thousands of toy makers, industry players and fun-loving gawkers to New York City this week. From an eerily life-like new Elmo to digital cameras for dogs, here's a look at some of the most notable toys, games, and gadgets of 2008.
By Alexandra Silver
By Fisher-Price
For ages 18 months+
$59.99
If you've never been a fan of Elmo's before, you might fall for this latest incarnation of the chirpy, red monster, which speaks and moves so naturally (naturally for a Muppet, that is), you'd swear it was alive. He sits, stands, crosses his legs and gestures with his arms, while telling stories, singing, playing games and telling jokes. The toy falls under the category of "interactive plush" kids can activate Elmo by squeezing different parts of him and goes way beyond the original Tickle Me Elmo or its successor, the TMX Elmo. This one is so life-like, it feels like he just walked off the Street.
By Alexandra Silver
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