Gift for an Electronics Lover (12 Years Old)?
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Dell XPS, it just looks cool!   It would be a fun thing to take on vacations and long trips.  \n\nhttp://sonic.animebots.co.uk/DUSTBIN/Dell_xps_03.jpg
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If the present is for a boy, you could try buying a video game for their system, or even a book that you enjoyed at that age.  For a girl, anything pertaining to beauty is good.  Things like a basket filled with bath salts and oils is good.  Or even the same as that for a boy.
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depends what his like and how much you want to spend. I bought my boyfriend an ipod nano for his b-day and he loves it cuz he can workout with it all the time!
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Mp3 player maybe?\n\nA nice dictionary?\n\nUm,\n\nA San disk memory card to add to her Mp3 player, cell phone, or some other electronic?\n\nPre-made gift basket?
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Sounds like your man loves gadgets, ha, I have one of those types also!  My suggestion: try anything by the Sharper Image! Just go to their website, and I'm sure you'll find something that you think he might like. Sorry not to be more specific, but I'm sure you know him better than anyone on the internet does.
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If he is in preschool...buy him a PS2. He's not going to be aware of the difference. Those are about $150 or less.
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Go to ThinkGeek.com. You should find something there, that he doesn't own. It's a great site with a bunch of gadgets for dorks. Good luck!
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I bet this boy would like legos- you're never too old for them and they can be inexpensive. MagnetiX are also popular toys for boys- small, and normally less than $15. You could also try a gift card to Target or Dicks or even Toys'R' Us. Small, and less than $15. Since MP3 players are so big (but expensive), why not get him a gift certificate to Napster or iTunes to buy the songs he likes? It's a winner for all ages!! :)\n\nThere's a really good place I'll give you the address to to find the perfect gift. Just answer the questions about the boy you're thinking of, and "BOOM"- all the best gifts fit for his personality, many of them inexpensive ones!! :)\n\nGood Luck!
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Depends on the age.\nBut most men want technology. Then don't want clothes or other things. Try a radio shack, or best buy gift card so he can get what he want.\n\nTry the new PlayStation, or new xbox. Digital camera.
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get him something both small and useful, as he probably won't have much room for anything. How about you buy him a nice black moleskin journal for him to record his adventures in? You could write something on the first page for him to remember you by.
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You can make one on Amazon.com - they have more than books, they also list toys and electronics.\n\nOR you can create your own website for free at tripod.com . They have templates to help you.
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Electronics, Christmas decorations? everything?
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if he has a ipod get him a $50-$1000 gift card\n\n\n20 cds of music
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My son is 11 and this is what we've gotten him so far....a mountain bike (we live in the forest), a really cool robotic spider that shoots darts ($100), a big set of Magnetix with the metal carrying case. Those are the big things, but we're also getting him some Tech Decks (the boys here are into those), some games for his game system, and a couple other things.\n\nI know this has been the most difficult Christmas figuring out what to buy a boy his age. He's too old for young toys and too young for adult things. I hope these ideas help some. Of course, I don't know your son so I can't for certain he'd like these things as well.\n\nHappy gift hunting!
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Get him a Nintendo Wii, or an Ipod if he doesn't already have one.
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Is he into video games? there's some websites out there that are similar to netflix, but for video games. You could buy him a few months subscription to that. Or netflix if he isn't already a member. \n\nA friend of mine got her boyfriend a "brew your own beer" kit. It didn't work so great, but he loved it and still talks about the beer he made himself.\n\nIn the Red Envelope catalog, I saw a swiss army knife that doubles as a portable memory card (you know the kind you plug into a USB port?) It's a little more than you wanted to spend - $85 - but super cool!
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Check local thrift stores and consignment shops.\nTalk with those who deal in electronics.  I've discovered many useful computer systems (Gateway 2000s', PowerMacs) for around $20-$50 each.  Even bought a few.  They work great with old software from ebay with the kids' ages you have.