Thisyear's Christmas must-have toys will be life-like dolls with artificial intelligence and a Lego robot which can be controlled from an iPad, according to Argos. <\/p>\n
But the introduction of new \"pimped up\" versions of classic toys mean parents can expect to takean extra largehit to the wallet, as the toys are part of a growing number which cost over 100. <\/p>\n
Argos said the new breed of 100 gift could spell the end of children expecting a full Santa sack as they would be hoping for one or two high value items instead. <\/p>\n
It said the most popular choice among parents this year was a \"blockbuster gift\", with over half (54 per cent) planning on purchasing a \"gasp out loud\" present alongside a couple of stocking fillers. <\/p>\n
The Luvabella doll, which retails at 99.99, has fluid movements and responses tobeing fed and cared for like a real baby. For example she laughs when her feet are ticked, and gets upset when her eyes arecovered for too long. <\/p>\n
Also aimed at girls is a \"Tiny Treasures Twin Set\" doll for 79.99, which is available as a set of twins. One boy, one girl, the dolls are weighted like real newborns and have sleepy eyes, silky newborn hair, super-soft skin and its skin is made to smell like a real baby. <\/p>\n
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