Building off of the popular LeapFrog Tag system, the new “Tag Junior” is intended more for the toddler audience. Based more off of board books, the Tag Junior will use a larger reader, and all the ...
I've been a tech journalist for almost 25 years and started Pocket-lint in 2003. Over the years I've questioned or interviewed leading tech industry figures from Steve Jobs, Steve Ballmer, Mark ...
LeapFrog today introduced a baby brother to the Fly “pentop computer.” The $50 Tag uses the same Anoto high-res scanning technology to “read” specially printed books to kids, and can connect to the ...
May 12, 2008 Designed to enhance the learning to read experience LeapFrog’s next generation Tag Reading System uses special dot-printed books and a stylus fitted with an Infrared camera and speaker to ...
and click on the toys tab to print two new LeapFrog Tag and Tag Jr. book coupons. One is for $3 off the other is for $2 off. In my experience the Tag books go on sale -- deep discounts the first of ...
— -- Playing tag used to mean running around trying to touch someone so you no longer had to be "It." Now, with the introduction of the LeapFrog Tag Reading System, playing tag means learning to ...
Bargain Mom reader Leslie -- posted this on the wall: Target's pre-Black Friday Sale starting Sunday-Wednesday, they have the PaperJamz Guitar for $18.99. In the Target Toy Book previously issued, ...
LeapFrog has a new pen-based, handheld learn-to-read system called the Tag Reading System, which is due out this summer. Executive Editor David Carnoy has been a leading member of CNET's Reviews team ...
With its latest device, LeapFrog's continuing to fight the good fight: teaching kids essential skills through the power of consumer electronics. LeapReader's a sort of spiritual successor to the ...
The LeapFrog Tag Reading System is a set of physical books with an interactive talking stylus that helps your child learn to read, pronounce words, and solve puzzles. Think of it as a halfway point ...
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