“The family gaming console has found a welcome place in many family rooms for good reason,” said Dr. Eric Klopfer, VTech Expert Panel member and Platform Learning Expert. “The console connected to the ...

VTech has revealed its upcoming lineup of tablet computers for children, including an Android-powered top-of-the-range model. The InnoTab Max features a 7-in touchscreen, built-in Wi-Fi, and the ...

Take learning to the next level with the VTech InnoTab Interactive Learning App Tablet ($79.99 list). This multimedia tablet combines interactive reading, learning games, creative activities, and a ...

Educators and parents agree that there is a direct correlation between the way kids play and how they learn. With edu-gaming on the rise, parents are looking for new ways to provide a playful, ...

VTech is coming up with refreshed models of their already famous toy tablet models, MobiGo and InnoTab. However, the price of these refreshed toy tablets are not going to change despite the ...

Our team tests, rates, and reviews more than 1,500 products each year to help you make better buying decisions and get more from technology. E-learning gadget manufacturer VTech this week unveiled its ...

If you purchase an independently reviewed product or service through a link on our website, SheKnows may receive an affiliate commission. VTech was founded way back in 1976, so it’s no wonder that ...

As the progeny of a game and gadget reviewer, my five-year-old daughter comes into contact with a lot of technology. Consequently, she's become a bit jaded. Gadgets are just too commonplace around ...

VTech has released the InnoTab, a multimedia tablet with educational games, e-books and activities designed for children aged 4-9. The InnoTab features apps to help develop a child’s skills in reading ...

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As parents, sometimes it feels like we have two choices: keep our kids blissfully and quietly occupied and feel guilty (are we turning their little brains to mush?!), or work with them on something ...