“We are thrilled to partner with so many leading software companies to introduce Android learning content to our InnoTab MAX tablet,” said William To, President, VTech Electronics North America. “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 ...

The InnoTab 3 is the latest in the series of child-friendly tablets from VTech. Designed to be a portable and affordable introduction to tablet computing, it features a 4.3-inch touchscreen, a ...

Parents look for a new Android tablet for kids might be interested to know that a new range of Android tablets for kids has been unveiled this week in the form of the new VTech InnoTab Max, InnoTab 3 ...

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 ...

Do children need to be part of the tablet revolution? Maybe not, but if you’re keen to get your child into mobile technology without exposing them (or your credit card!) to the wilds of the Android ...

With its improved controls, increased storage and bundled rechargeable batteries, the VTech InnoTab 3S is an attractive tablet for those who bought the previous iterations. But the laggy performance ...

roll-out three exciting additions to its ever-expanding, high-quality platform toy line this Fall: NEW MobiGo® 2 Touch Learning System (MobiGo 2), NEW InnoTab® 2 Learning App Tablet (InnoTab 2) and ...

The viral videos of toddlers playing with iPads have been all over the Internet since the tablet first arrived, but parents who aren’t keen on giving a youngster a breakable, $500 gadget have a good ...

A few weeks ago we caught wind of [Mick] breaking out his screwdrivers and soldering iron to get a serial console on his son’s VTech InnoTab. [Mick] was able to get the touchscreen working and ...

The InnoTab 3S is VTech's latest salvo in the toy tablet battle. For the same price as its previous iteration—and $50 less than the LeapFrog LeapPad Ultra —it adds more storage, rechargeable batteries ...