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by admin on October 16, 2010 in Alphabet,Educational Electronics,Educational Toys,Electronic Toys,Handheld,Handheld Electronics,Leapfrog,Other Educational Toys,Reading,Technology,Video Games / Consoles
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The Leapfrog Leapster L-Max learning game system comes in both pink and gray/blue to suit both sexes and has been raved about by parents since it’s release. The purpose of the Leapster L-Max is to replace those brain rotting games that children are currently playing on their handheld video game systems with games that stimulate their brains and increase their intelligence by teaching them things that they would otherwise be learning in school but disguising them as "fun". With this handheld gaming system kids are learning letters, numbers, reasoning and a number of other life skills in the guise of a fun game with
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popular characters such as Dora and the crew from Madagascar. The Leapster L-Max is recommended for kids aged 4-10 and has multiple skill levels. The Leapster also plugs in to the TV so kids can play the games and watch the results of their actions as they play out on the TV screen. The Leapster has many functions and is also shaped perfectly for little hands so kids don’t get uncomfortable holding it for long car trips. The Leapster L-Max also requires 4 AA batteries which are not included. The Leapster does, however, include an interactive touch screen and pen.
The games for the Leapster L-Max are sold seperately and come in a variety of skill levels as well as a variety of skill niches so parents can pick games based on their individual child’s needs. Games for the L-Max run at approximately $20-30 a piece and can be purchased from most larger toy stores.
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The Leapster 2 is the newest handheld electronic gaming system for kids from Leapfrog! Unlike many handheld games the Leapster 2 focuses your child’s attention on learning games only and incorporates all of your little one’s favorite characters. Another bonus for the Leapster 2 is that it costs half as much as most other handheld gaming systems!
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One of the most trying elements of the holiday season is bored children, whether it’s travel time in the car or simply irritation that you are trying to catch up with adult friends and are not paying them enough attention. Whatever the reason for bored children it is inevitably going to happen during the holiday season and Fisher-Price has come up with the perfect solution to the problem – the Pixter. The Fisher-Price Pixter Multi-Media System is a hand held creative system for children which not only allows them to play games but it also allows them to complete learning activities, watch video, create cartoon characters, create their own scenes with their characters and
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much more! The Pixter system has a 3.9" TFT touch screen and a video and flash player, the Pixter system also offers a variety of Pixter cartridges for sale separately so you can offer a multitude of entertainment options to not only keep your child busy but to keep them learning in the process! The Pixter system is recommended for children ages 4yrs+ and measures 9"H x 11.25"W x 2.75"D. The system is available in black, silver and black, purple or blue!
You can find the Fisher-Price Pixter Multi-Media System over at Amazon.com. You will also be able to find this one in your big name stores; however, they are selling fast as one of the hottest toys this holiday season!
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