How do you top Transformers? Well, you don’t. But you can get pretty close with robot dinosaurs in disguise.
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Need a Starter DS for Your Kids? Check Out the VTech MobiGo 2
The VTech MobiGo 2 is the other major release from VTech this week, and aims to be for the handheld gaming system what the InnoTab 2 is for the tablet.
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VTech InnoTab 2 is One of the Latest Kids’ Tablets on the Market
VTech has announced the newest version of their educational kids’ tablet, the InnoTab 2. The InnoTab 2 is a 5” tablet that places an emphasis on parental control of content, keeping a pretty strict fence around what kids can access using the device.
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VTech InnoTab Review – The Durable Tablet for Kids
The VTech InnoTab has finally arrived. It may not compare to an iPad or any other tablet on the market, but for a fraction of the price, you can have peace of mind when your child smacks it into a wall or drops it on the floor. Earlier this year we got a hands-on with the InnoTab prototype and quiet honestly, not all that much has changed. The InnoTab is still a solid device that will capture your child’s attention and keep them entertained for hours on end.
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Hands on with the VTech InnoPad
Last week we reported on the debut of the VTech InnoPad and this week we got a hands on with the Kids version of a tablet. Because kids just want to be like their parents, VTech is banking on the success of their VTech Reader in hopes of once again encouraging parents to get kids their own version of a tablet versus smacking up and flithing up their much more grown-up, pricier one.
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VTech VReader Review – the Kindle for Kids
Back in February we got a hands on with the VTech Flip which has since been renamed the VTech V.Reader. Basically a Kindle for kids! Aesthetically the device hasn’t changed at all, but it’s name. The same animated e-reading system is still intact and recently it was finally launched in stores. I’m sure many of you have seen the commercials for it. Well when we saw it originally, we anticipated VTech having a hit on their hands but with the iPad making its debut momentarily we were concerned that maybe it would hinder the success of the VReader, but alas it hasn’t and kids really do love it! Instead of…
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VTech Launches MobiGo Handheld Gaming System
The VTech MobiGo is an innovative handheld that also offers touch-screen technology with a full tactile slide open Qwerty keyboard. Perfect for those parents who are not ready to commit to a Nintendo DSi.
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Hands on With The VTech Flip e-Reader
Plenty of parents have ebook readers these days. Be it a Kindle, Nook, etc…so it only comes natural that if you have kids, they want what their mommy and daddy has. The VTech FLiP is the first real world animated e-reading system designed for kids. Its colorful, features touchscreen technology, and is a fun interactive way for parents and kids to read together. Not only is the FLiP fun it is also made very well and comes in the colors blue and pink for boys and girls. We got a hands on with the FLiP and we were certainly taken with its onboard Qwerty touch keyboard and hardy construction as…
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VTech KidiZoom Plus Camera Takes Photos, Videos, and Plays Games
We have seen the gamut of kid friendly digital cameras. They all aspire to be tough and rugged and yet give kids a decent photographic experience. The VTech KidiZoom Plus camera for kids allows little ones to take photos, edit photos, view photos, record digital video movies, and play games! You can also connect it to the TV so families can view the images, watch movies, and play games all from the camera. KidiZoom Plus has a built-in 256MB of memory and supports up to a 2GB SD memory card. The KidiZoom Plus comes in
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Vtech Kidizoom Digital Camera Features a Built-in Photo Editor
There is a plethora of digital cameras out there designed for kids, but Vtech’s Kidizoom has some cool features that make it stand out. For starters, it has a 2MP sensor which is bigger than the sensor found in most cameras aimed at kids. It also features a built-in photo editor that lets users add silly frames, stamps, or enlarge photos on the fly. Children will also appreciate the ability to customize the camera with one of the two faceplates that are included in the box. The Kidizoom just dropped down in price and now retails for just $49.99.
