USB Teddy Bear
The Smart E Bear lets you connect him to your computer via USB. Then, once you have synced him with the downloadable software, he will start talking to your kid – by name.
Tags Archive: kids
Wall-E Learning Laptop
We’ve seen the Transformers, Superman, Batman and Darth Vader do it. Now it’s also time for Pixar’s trash-compacting robot Wall-E to take the shape of a laptop to teach your kids about about maths, grammar and other important stuff.
Interactive Motorcycle Game for Kids
This plug-and-play motorcycle game connects to a TV and translates a child’s leaning motions onto the screen. The left handgrip controls the brakes and a right twist-grip controls acceleration.
Top 12 Cool Toys
Don’t miss Uber-Review’s post about The Top 12 Coolest Toys On The Planet – “guaranteed to bring a smile to all kids big and small because deep down inside, all you really want for Xmas is cool toys.”
Transformers Learning Laptop
We’ve seen Darth Vader and Superman doing it, now it’s time for Optimus Prime to teach your kids a thing or two about maths and grammar.
Rocket Lamp
This wonderful lamp has been placed in the Children’s Ceiling Lights category over at childrenslighting.co.uk. Maybe that’s the “correct” choice, although I would love to have it hanging in just about any room.
Superman Laptop
Remember that awesome Superman hanger from yesterday? Wouldn’t it be great to have a laptop in the same style? Now you can…well, sort of.
RipRoar Video Creation Station
The RipRoar kit from ToyQuest allows kids to easily produce their own short movies and then uploaded the clips automatically to YouTube.
Baby Monitor with Wireless LCD Receiver & Cam
The Wholesale company has come up with a smart solution that will let you keep an eye on your baby and satisfy your gadget needs at the same time.
Spider-Man Boombox Backpack
The Spider-Man Boombox Backpack may not be the kind of bag you carry to work, but it will probably do wonders for some kids when they need something to carry their school books in.
The backpack comes with a built-in speaker. Simply plug the connector into a portable audio player’s standard headphone jack and your backpack will function as your boombox.
