ela Ingo Devices
020 7704 2598 |
www.ingodevices.net Ingo Devices is launching three new tablets in the Hello Kitty, Moshi Monsters and Monster High licences, with one other licence coming later in the year. The tablets come with extra pre-loaded content, such as Hello Kitty software and interface; Moshi Monsters music videos, wallpaper/images and free Moshi Monsters Rox; and Monster High e-book chapters and the complete Monster High Series 6.
The 7” capacitive LCD touch-screen tablets have an
Android 4.1 ‘Jelly Bean’ operating system, and come installed with the Google Play Store. Other features include a 4GB internal fl ash memory, which can be expanded with a microSD card, and dual cameras (front and back), which enables video calling features such as Skype. To accompany the tablets, Ingo is releasing new tablet accessory packs that contain a Hello Kitty, Moshi Monsters or Monster High messenger bag with two compartments and a carry strap, a capacitive pen and over t he ear headphones. The tablets also come with Ingo Kids software
preinstalled. This new software includes parental control. Parents and children can create their own accounts on the tablet, so that children’s accounts are safely controlled; it also includes time and app management. Ingo Devices provides a dedicated technical helpline for after sales service.
VTech
01235 555 545 |
www.vtechkids.com The VTech InnoTab 2, for children aged 4-9 years, has a built-in 1.3 mega pixel camera with a rotating ‘self-portrait’ lens. Children will be able to take their own picture, use the editing suite to add special effects to it and then use their photo in various games, in a similar way to the Kidizoom camera. As well as all the functions from the InnoTab, such as the video player, art
studio, G sensor, learning apps and online benefi ts via the Learning Lodge Navigator, the InnoTab 2 will also feature a built-in microphone for enhanced gameplay and video recording. The content, from the Learning Lodge Navigator (LLN), has hundreds of
downloads including TV shows, music and e-books featuring characters and artists such as Peppa Pig, Wallace & Gromit, Shaun the Sheep and Thomas & Friends, as well as a host of famous artists from the Sony Music catalogue. The VTech Colour Pocket Laptop is a handheld computer with a sliding keyboard for two different ways to play, for children aged fi ve plus. There are 60 different activities that can teach creativity, language skills and logic. The full keyboard also holds left and right cursor keys and shortcut buttons. There are three challenging modes that automatically adapt to individuals learning needs. The VTech Challenger Laptop helps children aged four and above to develop early computer skills. The slim-line laptop (available in pink or blue) features 40 curriculum based activities to reinforce phonics, maths and vocabulary. Children can learn core skills in a quiz show-style of gameplay. Featuring a progressive learning system, that cuts study into manageable stages and tracks learning, children can work with a friend in its two-player mode. The VTech Progress Laptop holds 80 multi-curricular activities, with a focus on
reading, language, maths, science and more. The step by step learning acts as a guide to progress from simple to advanced activities. The learn together feature helps to give guidance on more challenging activities. The VTech Power Xtra Laptop has 90 curriculum-based built-in activities teaching Key Stage 1 English, reading skills, French, maths, science, logic, creativity and more through activities and games. Xtra Pro Laptop is suitable for children aged fi ve years plus. Key features include a QWERTY keyboard and real mouse. The modern-looking laptop has three levels of diffi culty that can
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automatically adjust to the child’s learning level. It also includes a changeable backlight colour or it can be set to change colours automatically.
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