This new learning tablet from Leapfrog debuts many new features. It includes 8 GB of storage, wi-fi connectivity, kid-safe Internet browser and parental controls, and much more that can be found in this video. You will still need to replace the batteries when they die in this tablet.
However, this product is a bit less expensive than the LeapPad2 Explorer. However, the InnoTab 3S comes with a cool adult to child interaction feature you can run straight from your smartphone, also has wi-fi capabilities and child-safe web browsing, and come with rechargeable batteries and an ac adapter. It also is substantially less expensive than the LeapPad Ultra. It comes in a power version that allows you and your children to recharge it by plugging it into a wall like any other tablet while the InnoTab 3 only take batteries.
The LeapPad Ultra and the InnoTab 3S pretty much offer the same things, except the LeapPad Ultra has a larger and higher resolution screen on more onboard memory at purchase. You are commenting using your WordPress. You are commenting using your Google account. You are commenting using your Twitter account. You are commenting using your Facebook account. Notify me of new comments via email. Notify me of new posts via email.
Email Address:. Create a free website or blog at WordPress. Depends on what you're looking for. We break down the specs of each system for you. The InnoTab is bigger and slightly lighter at 9 by 10 by 1 inches and 1. Both are made of plastic with two color options , but the LeapPad feels a little sturdier in hand. The InnoTab has an innovative built-in kickstand that allows you to prop the device either in portrait or landscape mode.
The LeapPad comes with two stylus pens, one with a string attached. The stylus can be stored in a magnetic slot on the right side of the device. InnoTab: The product's screen comes packaged in a case that provides a two-to-four-inch border around the gadget, giving tots more room to hold it than its competitor.
It is almost the same size as the iPad. InnoTab: The tablet's PDA-like capabilities — a calendar that allows tots to plan their days and add in stickers, a clock to help learn to tell time, a stopwatch for timing kids, a world globe, etc. They also give kids a sense of independence, turning to their devices for information much like mom and dad. The system also comes with an Art Studio.
Keep reading to see how the products compare in other categories. Learning Apps LeapPad: Given the educational basis behind all of LeapFrog's products, the company's learning apps included with the system are spectacular.
The new Ultra eBooks not only reads stories to kids, but should tykes select individual words, the system sounds them out. It also automatically adjusts the reading level of the books to the child's ability, based on their progress. Portions of books are animated and games are built into them as well.
InnoTab: Filled with familiar characters, the system's ebooks features narration, character voices, and highlighted vocabulary where specific words are highlighted and proper pronunciation is offered via audio. A dictionary included with each book helps tots increase their vocabulary, and interaction with the stories' characters helps promote reading comprehension. Camera capabilities LeapPad: A built-in camera and video recorder can be used on their own or in conjunction with other apps to create storybooks and videos that can be shared once the tablet is connected to a computer.
Previously taken photos and videos can be loaded into the system via a USB cord and used in the Art Studio.
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