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 Best one, but none of them are great Feb 07, 2010
I researched alot of little computers, and this one is by far the best. It looks the most like a real computer, and isn't affiliated with a licensed character. My son likes the pretend e-mail feature the best. However, he does get a little bored with the games, they need more variety, but I guess you can't expect it for the price. I wish they would make the screens on all of these bigger.
2 of 2 found the following review helpful:
EXCELLENT FOR CHILDREN!! Jan 20, 2009
My neice absolutely loved this product!! She really enjoys playing the games and it feels wonderful to her to have her own computer.
9 of 9 found the following review helpful:
Best kid's PC Nov 20, 2008
My husband and I looked at all the so called toddler "computers" on the market. Those things with the 2x2 screen and not much else? We decided to save our money. Then going through a Costco in JAPAN of all places, we ran across this item. IT'S FABULOUS (and yes it was in English though we were in Japan)! It has 30 "games" that cover all areas of reading, writing, comprehension, math, and even mock "email" so they understand the workings of a real PC. My oldest son--he was 2 1/2 when we bought it--figured out pretty fast which codes were associated with his favorite games. He also figured out the Help button would give the right answer if he didn't know. :) Now every time he sees the letter A he says, "A. Airplane!", because that's the word association the computer makes. We ordered our second one from Amazon because our younger boy was always wanting to play with it too. We may have to get a third when our daughter hits toddlerhood! I was disappointed that Amazon didn't offer free shipping with this item. But it's still worth getting. LOVE IT!!
10 of 11 found the following review helpful:
My son loves it! Jan 27, 2008
Although my son is only 2 I believe this toy will grow with him for a few more years. It teaches numbers and letters and elementary spelling and even has some fun features like e-mail (pretend). The fact that it has a QWERTY keyboard and mouse is what my son loves the most because it looks like Mommy and Daddy's computer. I'd definitely recommend this.
14 of 14 found the following review helpful:
Learning Journey Desktop PC Jan 14, 2008
My son enjoys the Learning Journey Desktop PC. It is small and fits in his room and has many interesting games on it. The graphics aren't as good as a real computer, but this toy lets him feel that he has a computer of his own. He can even pretend to send email. This toy runs on batteries and cannot take an adapter.
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