Do you recommend this or the Vtech InnoTab 3?
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I think depending on the childs age. My sons 3 so I got this to see how he does and will get a inno tab down the road.
624979
Yes...all innotab software is compatible regardless of what system you purchase.
171076
I am unsure of the question... but if you have one that have the software downloaded in the memory then I am sure you could use it on the other innotab
1644663
Same solution as HnKJay. My update of the Innotab fixed a few problems including the date issue. Our child's Innotab would occasionally complain about inserting an SD card (even with one in it), or not go past the boot screen, or not turn on at all. Once it did boot up and the update took place... then after three days... no issues. But I'll wait and see if this was a long term fix applied. And ditto to buying rechargeable batteries. The backlighting, touch-screen and sound gobble up the power from 4 AA batteries within a day.
928611
Ugghhh, The opportunists have raised the TX to $500+ for a new unit which just means an unopened unit. I was looking at netbooks but the smallest is still 3lbs+. It does all the TX does and then some (movies on cards, wifi, browser, key entry...) but it's apples and oranges since these are just micro-laptops instead of PDA alternatives.Have any of you tried other brand handhelds? Can any owners put in their 2cents for comparison?
2018166
Definitely get a V2. They do the same thing, however, the V2 has a finer screen and the k-cup attachment.
311001
Hi. I like the one I bought, but it looks like the other one has a few more features. I'd go with that one.
1852213
Here's a great site that list the differences in a few of the learning systems:http://hubpages.com/hub/VTech-MobiGo-vs-Leapfrog-Leapster-Explorer-vs-Fisher-Price-iXL
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I have had both and like the Sharkk better because it is more stable, and feels more like a laptop. The Logitech was nice, and very slim, but offered no protection to the iPad itself (which the Sharkk does) and was harder to use on my lap, since the connection is easily detachable. The thing I did like more about the Logitech was the ease of removing the iPad to use alone and the option to use it in portrait or landscape. But, with the Sharkk, I have better protection of the iPad, a more stable device, and I can flip the keyboard behind to use it as just a tablet or to view in portait. So, overall, unless popping it out of the case pretty regularly is very important, I would recommend the Sharkk. I have had both and like the Sharkk better because it is more stable, and feels more like a laptop. The Logitech was nice, and very slim, but offered no protection to the iPad itself (which the Sharkk does) and was harder to use on my lap, since the connection is easily detachable. The thing I did like more about the Logitech was the ease of removing the iPad to use alone and the option to use it in portrait or landscape. But, with the Sharkk, I have better protection of the iPad, a more stable device, and I can flip the keyboard behind to use it as just a tablet or to view in portait. So,... » Read More I have had both and like the Sharkk better because it is more stable, and feels more like a laptop. The Logitech was nice, and very slim, but offered no protection to the iPad itself (which the Sharkk does) and was harder to use on my lap, since the connection is easily detachable. The thing I did like more about the Logitech was the ease of removing the iPad to use alone and the option to use it in portrait or landscape. But, with the Sharkk, I have better protection of the iPad, a more stable device, and I can flip the keyboard behind to use it as just a tablet or to view in portait. So, overall, unless popping it out of the case pretty regularly is very important, I would recommend the Sharkk. « Show Less
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I like the Innotab 2 because it's pretty much like an iPad for kids. You can get games according to their age. It's very convenient.
1989642
I wished i could help you but i have no idea.. bought this especially for the innotab
1351489
My Little Guy is three and loves the InnoTab. The innoTab has a huge assortment of programs in varying age ranges. I think at the age of 8 I might start my Little Guy out on the laptop though and keep a close eye on him. That's just my opinion though.Leslie
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Both of these radios are pretty much the same, although the XMP3 has a few cool features that you won't find on the Inno. The Inno however, is less expensive and has been around longer, so most of the bugs have been worked out. The XMP3 is brand new and there are some reported bugs that need software upgrades. I've owned the Inno for almost two years now and use it in my car, as a portable and in my home with a portable boom box. The car kit and boom box are optional items that can get expensive when you add in the cost of the actual radio itself. One good option is to purchase a refurbished Inno at around $100. I recommend you research on one of the satellite radio forums to get more info. Try www.xmfan.com. There is tons of information on the site and there is even a store that sells refurbs at great prices. Good luck! Either way, you won't be disappointed with XM satellite radio. I've been a subscriber for 4+ years now and have 3 radios total that receive the service.
1245427
I bought my son the VTech Mobigo and we both love it. It is easy to use, more game choices and more child-friendly
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You actually have to buy an app for this to work. Can you buy apps with your v-tech innotab 3?
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My daughter got both Innotab and LeapPad and I am very upset that we can't find the Innotab stylus or a replacement. The LeapPad not only came with a string to attach the pen, but an EXTRA pen!! I have never been a fan of Vtech products because for over 20 years they have created products that are "hot" one year then the following year, you can't find any accessories. Leapfrog products have proven time and time again to be a better investments. If anyone can figure out where to get a stylus let me know, because this is ridiculous!
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I don't know anything about explorer but I would go with innotab for value. I discovered after purchase that leap pad 2 does does not allow you to load your photos from your computer and charges for an app to load music. I bought innotab last year for one of my granddaughters and after seeing both would go with innotab