Nov 18, 2011
LeapPad Explorer vs VTech InnoTab – What’s the difference?
New Handheld Tablet Gamers For Kids At first glance the only difference between the VTech InnoTab (aka InnoPad) and the LeapPad Explorer is the color. Both are styled like tablets, but have the construction and durability you would expect from these kid-toy specialists. The 5 inch color touch screens can be operated by fingertips or with the stylus provided, and the systems are built for gaming, video... read more
Jul 12, 2011
Leapfrog Handheld Gamers: The Leapster Explorer and the LeapPad Explorer
Just a year after the launch of the Leapster Explorer, Leapfrog will be releasing a brand new handheld games console – the LeapPad Explorer. Both gamers offer 4-9 year olds educational gaming with touch screen technology. So, besides the styling and the price, how can you choose between them? Leapster Explorer vs LeapPad Explorer: The Similarities Touch screen technology works with finger and... read more
Jun 30, 2011
VTech Kidiminiz – New Interactive Electronic Pet
I spotted these little cuties on VTech’s UK site. There’s no sign of them on the US site, vtechkids.com, so you can’t rush out and buy them just yet. There are three pets available – a bunny, a cat and a dog (pictured) – and each pet is available in two different color-ways to appeal to both boys and girls. You get toy food with each pet – a carrot for the bunny, bone... read more
Apr 15, 2011
Comparison of VTech MobiGo Touch vs Fisher Price iXL
Hand-held games consoles make great toys for kids. Every parent needs a toy that they can occasionally use to keep their child occupied while they are busy with something. A games console is no substitute for parental interaction, but it makes a welcome break from the TV. There are now so many kids educational handheld gaming systems available, it can be difficult to decide which one will be best suited... read more
Apr 6, 2011
Leapster Explorer Touch Screen Not Working? Stylus Calibration Fix
Help – my Leapster Explorer has stopped working Screen not responding? Stylus not working? Sometimes Explorers develop a problem where the touch screen is not responding, or it is not drawing in line with the tip of the stylus. Don’t panic, Toy Tattle is here to help. Firstly, check you have removed the screen protector from the Explorer. If you have already done that, try this nifty little... read more
