Leading Electronic Learning Toy Company Expands Offerings with New Innovative Products That Empower Learning, Creativity and Play through Technology roll-out three exciting additions to its ...

The InnoTab 3S is VTech's latest salvo in the toy tablet battle. For the same price as its previous iteration—and $50 less than the LeapFrog LeapPad Ultra —it adds more storage, rechargeable batteries ...

The latest kids' tablet to join Vtech's Innotab line has some notable additions that make it an interesting starter tablet. The Innotab 3S Plus boasts exclusive software designed to appeal to ...

I also had no problem downloading previously purchased games from Learning Lodge to the InnoTab 3S. Like the LeapPad Ultra, the InnoTab 3S is backwards-compatible with all InnoTab game cartridges, a ...

The biggest change to the InnoTab is the addition of a 1.3 megapixel rotating camera that lets kids take pictures of you, their siblings, and thanks to the rotation, their favorite subject -- ...

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VTech has revealed its upcoming lineup of tablet computers for children, including an Android-powered top-of-the-range model. The InnoTab Max features a 7-in touchscreen, built-in Wi-Fi, and the ...

The VTech InnoTab MAX is a great educational, interactive toy for the 3- to 9-year-old set, and should keep their attention for a spell, while hopefully educating their minds. The InnoTab MAX ($109.99 ...

The VTech InnoTab is an inexpensive, rugged tablet designed for children. It has a 5 inch color touchscreen display and it’s designed to run educational games, display eBooks, and play media files. It ...

Built from the ground-up by experts with more than 30 years of experience in developing educational products designed for children, the new platform products put kids on the cutting edge of technology ...

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