Review: VTech’s New V.Reader
Written on Jul 6, 2010 by RuthJS and filed under Featured, VTech
VTech® describes it’s new V.Reader™ as an “animated e-book system.” In my opinion, it’s like a kiddie Kindle and has taken e-readers for kids to a new level. Designed for children 3-7, it’s both easy to use and fun. Add to that the fact that it was a hit with our reviewers, and I think [...]
Review: Thomas Wooden Talking Railway [Farewell at the Docks]
Written on Nov 14, 2009 by Brian and filed under Learning Curve, Reviews
Right, so technology and classic wooden Thomas trains don’t go together right? If you’re a regular reader, you’ll know that’s not true, as we brought you the news of RFID integration coming to Thomas at this year’s Toy Fair. We have our first hands on one of the new Talking Railway sets from Learning Curve featuring Cranky, Thomas and Spencer. If you have a child who loves Thomas, then this new lineup will have them “Peep Peep-ing” with excitement.
Review: Super Why Touch & Learn Super Duper Computer
Written on Nov 4, 2009 by Brian and filed under Learning Curve, Reviews
It doesn’t take long for kids to want their own computers. And while the idea of a 3-year-old running around with Mom or Dad’s laptop isn’t the best plan, there are alternatives. Learning Curve has recently released one such “computer” complete with touch screen interface. The Super Why Touch & Learn Super Duper Computer gives kids access to their favorite Super Why characters and games, in a fun and portable form factor.
Review: Super Why Tech Toys
Written on Jul 30, 2009 by Brian and filed under Learning Curve, Reviews
Earlier this year Learning Curve announced they’d be producing a series of toys based on the popular Super Why television series. We’ve been playing with the more tech-oriented toys of the bunch the last few weeks and will weigh in with this group review.
Thomas Wooden Railway Talking Railway Announced
Written on Feb 16, 2009 by Brian and filed under Learning Curve, News
Learning Curve is showing off a new series of Thomas Wooden Railway toys at Toy Fair. The new line features RFID sensors that are built into the engines and destinations. Depending on who passes by and whether or not Sir Topham Hatt is watching, different phrases and greetings will be played.
Learning Curve Announces Super WHY! Toys
Written on Jan 20, 2009 by Brian and filed under Learning Curve, News
Learning Curve has announced a licensing deal that will bring an entire line of Super WHY! branded products to market. The line will include play sets, plush and the like, in addition to kid’s tech products like learning aids and other electronics.