Im getting my little boy for his fifth birthday in November either a LeapPad or a Vtech InnoTab and cant decide which one is best! Argos have both on sale at the moment so would like to get tomorrow, ...

Earlier this week, Apple was forced to issue refunds for unauthorized in-app purchases made by minors. The news only highlighted just how kid-unfriendly tablets can be. With a few taps of a tiny ...

Apple's iPad and Motorola Xoom are probably the coolest gadgets out there, but with $600 plus pricetags, parents cringe when their little ones want to play like daddy and mommy. But now, two toy ...

Looking for some ideas for xmas pressies for my 4 year old boy and 7 year old girl, and think one of the kiddie tablets would be great as their main present. Does anyone have either the Vtech Innotab ...

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 ...

With its improved controls, increased storage and bundled rechargeable batteries, the VTech InnoTab 3S is an attractive tablet for those who bought the previous iterations. But the laggy performance ...

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 ...

Our team tests, rates, and reviews more than 1,500 products each year to help you make better buying decisions and get more from technology. With its improved controls, increased storage and bundled ...

Northern California's educational toy tablet maker LeapFrog is selling itself to its Hong Kong-based competitor VTech for just $72 million, after years of declining sales. Apple leapfrogged the ...

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