Leaptop, an award winning laptop for children, has been launched in India. The gadget released by My Baby Excels, a premium toy brand, has won many awards including the prestigious ‘Toy of the year’ for 2011 by the Toy Industry Association at the American International Toy Fair.
Leaptop , designed for two- to four-year-old kids, helps guide little “techies” through learning letters, making music and exploring the animal kingdom.Children can get used to writing their name, and also personalise their Leaptop with their own name. Kids have access to several entertaining and educational applications, for instance the alphabet game and computer system literacy games. Children can also listen to music and experience E-mail with 8 Email templates. The Leapfrog My Own Leaptop acts as a secure way of communicating online and accessing the world wide web. This emulates the applications on the mobile devices used by parents. The Leapfrog My Own Leaptop is perfectly developed to fit the small user. The physical design with the Leapfrog Leaptop also emulates realistic mobile devices, by such as an uncomplicated keyboard as well as a fixed mouse.
Says Mustafa Kapasi COO , My Baby Excels, “Leaptop provides kids with a wonderful learning experience and is an innovative method to educate youngsters. It is incredibly versatile and varied, and is a perfect learning mate for children. Leaptop allows children to explore the alphabet, learn writing their own names, pretend play ,music, animals and computer literacy as well as playing fun games and activities. In spite of all the technology features , the Leapfrog Leaptop only demands three AA batteries to operate and weighs 4 pounds.”My Baby Excels is a premium toy brand holding licenses for Disney , Disney Baby, Leapfrog, Wow Wee, Playmobil, Meccano, Pur, Fisher Price, Animal Planet, Wow, WB, Barbie and Dora the Explorer
Leapfrog which was founded in 1995 by Michael Wood and Robert Lally, designs, develops and markets technology-based learning products and related content for the education of infant through primary school children.