Screenagers

n. teenager who is skillful with computers and the Internet; teenager who grew up with television and computers and is accordingly savvy with the world of screens

Screenagers are technologically savvy young people. They are the first generation to grow up with television and computers at home, music downloads, instant messaging and cellular phones. Douglas Rushkoff first coined the term in his 1997 book Playing the Future. Rushkoff argued that young people will have many advantages processing information and coping with change when they reach adulthood because they have used computers at home since early childhood. Their short attention span may be an advantage in coping with the huge mass of information that also bombards their elders.
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techno-knowledgeable young people, reared on television and computers.