DD is 10y and has a fair few tech things. I love techy stuff and gadgets, it rubs off. Some of it is expensive, some less so.
DD does not have a TV in her room and will not have one for a long time to come. We may get one for the playroom as she gets older for her and friends. She can use my old laptop for TV/DVDs with friends occasionally now.
She has her own computer but it was free via DH's work. She uses it for school work mainly as she does a lot of her homework on the computer - power point, word, excel, etc.
She has an iPod Touch which she uses for music. She has a dock, an am, etc to go with it. She does singing lessons and uses it for that too, as well as she loves music. She has some games on it too which she uses when out and about. It;'s an older one though and is very full so it's being upgraded for an iPad mini at Christmas - but she doesn't know and wouldn't ask for as she knows they are expensive.
She also has access to a family Playstation 3, and an older DS she got years ago, and she can use my iPad sometimes. She has a techy type camera.
But she also plays for hours with Sylvanian Families and other games. She will do craft stuff, read, she still likes imaginary role play type games. She loves science stuff and does experiments. She makes up dance routines with her friends, and likes to play outside, climbing trees, scooting and on her bike.
And despite it all she still isn't "spoilt", a phrase I dislike greatly anyway. She never expects anything, she is always greatful for things she has/gets, she looks after her possessions, she shares everything she has with family and friends, she knows and understands the importance of saving up for something special (she did this for a Kindle this year)...
Possessions dont make a child "spoilt." It is down to parenting and expectations imo.