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" You want your young children to become adept at using a computer, but you&amp;#039;re probably nervous about getting them one of their own. It&amp;#039;s an expensive purchase, and it may not be handled with care by kids, and even more worrisome are the dangers that accompany internet browsing. The Toshiba&amp;#039;s Kids PC is a conveniently packaged, reasonably priced solution that addresses several of these quandaries. We spent a week trying out the Kids PC, designed for kids aged 5 to 10. While it isn&amp;#039;t functionally different from standard laptops, it has several features that make it appropriate for youngsters learning to use a laptop for school. On the software side, the Kids PC comes preloaded with Net Nanny, which allows you to control your child&amp;#039;s internet access and KidZui, a browser specially designed for children that helps provide simple, centralized access for games, research, and other kid-oriented websites. Since the laptop is still full-featured, once your child passes his or her 10th birthday, he or she will still be able to use it well into the teenage years.  The green accents and bold face lettering on the keys are gender-neutral, but are definitely spunky and set it apart from an adult laptop. The Kid PC has a wipe-able keyboard and a drop resistant case for improved durability. It&amp;#039;s available at Best Buy, starting at $499. Visit us for more netbooks and tablet PC review "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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