Known for its kid-focused tablet, children's electronics company LeapFrog released a smart TV aimed at encouraging child education through entertainment.
The device can host more than 100 games geared toward kids between the ages of three and eight, featuring popular Disney TV shows like Jake and the Never Land Pirates and Sofia the First. Many of the games focus on teaching skills like math, science, reading
Kids can choose among multiple gaming options like the pointer, which is similar to a Wii controller. Body motions can also be used for gaming, which LeapFrog says incorporates physical fitness into kids' lives at a young age. And of course, the traditional two-handed controllers are included. All of the controller choices were created with small hands in mind, according to the company Read more...
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