CompuKidz Teach & Talk Laptop
Credit: Kassidy Emmerson | ©Kassidy Emmerson
Since my young grandson was having problems in school, one of his well-meaning relatives decided to offer their assistance. They bought him an electronic educational tool that could teach him math, spelling, and more. Can this device help a child you know do better in school? Read this CompuKidz Teach & Talk Laptop Product Review and find out all about this product!
Price and Availability
This product is available at Target stores, online at Overstock.com, Dr. Leonard's Healthcare.com and Amazon.com, et cetera. If you're considering buying this product, I would definitely look around, and not pay more than twenty dollars for it tops. My grandson's CompuKidz Teach & Talk Laptop cost ten bucks from a traveling salesman.
Product Description
This educational learning tool is designed for kids who are six years old and up. It's a toy that looks like a real laptop computer. It has a mouse, an animated LCD screen, a built-in speaker, and a genuine 63-key keyboard. Some of the keys are realistic- Caps Lock, Enter, Delete, Back, Shift, Space and Esc.
The case and mouse are made of plastic.
The CompuKidz Teach & Talk Laptop is designed to help young kids become acquainted with real laptop computers. It has twenty-two activities, including: Learning Letter, Learning Words, Spelling, Word Guess, Missing Words, Beginning Letters, Missing Letters, Scramble, Correct the Word, Spell the Word, Word Compactor, Addition, Subtraction, Multiplication, Division, Missing Sign, Place the Order, Learning Time, Juke Box/Piano, Clock, Hit the Letters and Animationary.
The CompuKidz Teach & Talk Laptop operates on three "AA" batteries which you must provide.
When the case is closed, the cabinet measures 10-1/2 inches wide, is 14 inches long, and is 1-1/2 inches deep.
There is no instruction book for the CompuKidz Teach & Talk Laptop, and there's no sign of a warranty. Which means, once it quits working, it's off to the landfill.
This product is made in China and is imported by Innovage, LLC.
Price and Availability
This product is available at Target stores, online at Overstock.com, Dr. Leonard's Healthcare.com and Amazon.com, et cetera. If you're considering buying this product, I would definitely look around, and not pay more than twenty dollars for it tops. My grandson's CompuKidz Teach & Talk Laptop cost ten bucks from a traveling salesman.
Product Description
This educational learning tool is designed for kids who are six years old and up. It's a toy that looks like a real laptop computer. It has a mouse, an animated LCD screen, a built-in speaker, and a genuine 63-key keyboard. Some of the keys are realistic- Caps Lock, Enter, Delete, Back, Shift, Space and Esc.
The case and mouse are made of plastic.
The CompuKidz Teach & Talk Laptop is designed to help young kids become acquainted with real laptop computers. It has twenty-two activities, including: Learning Letter, Learning Words, Spelling, Word Guess, Missing Words, Beginning Letters, Missing Letters, Scramble, Correct the Word, Spell the Word, Word Compactor, Addition, Subtraction, Multiplication, Division, Missing Sign, Place the Order, Learning Time, Juke Box/Piano, Clock, Hit the Letters and Animationary.
The CompuKidz Teach & Talk Laptop operates on three "AA" batteries which you must provide.
When the case is closed, the cabinet measures 10-1/2 inches wide, is 14 inches long, and is 1-1/2 inches deep.
There is no instruction book for the CompuKidz Teach & Talk Laptop, and there's no sign of a warranty. Which means, once it quits working, it's off to the landfill.
This product is made in China and is imported by Innovage, LLC.
- My grandson's CompuKidz Teach & Talk Laptop cost ten bucks from a traveling salesman.
- This educational learning tool is designed for kids who are six years old and up.
- There is no instruction book for the CompuKidz Teach & Talk Laptop, and no warranty.
Comments
I appreciate this review. You did a great job with it. Thanks.
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07/14/2008
Thanks for the review, anyone every use epinions?
Thanks for the info!
Good, honest review!
I'll have to purchase one for my grand daughter.
I'll have to purchase one for my grand daughter.
Great job on this review!
I'm 55 years old and I could use a Computerkidz Talk and Learn Laptop. My own computer skills a quite rudimentery. I have a boring avatar for a reason!
excellent review Kassidy
I agree with Sophie: Your honest evaluation of the reviewed products is an important factor that makes your reviews stand out. Excellent job!
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