This offer is for TODAY ONLY!!! You can only purchase a max of 3, unless, you have more than one account set up with different addresses. You DO NOT want to miss this deal. I know it isn't the fanciest of technology. However, it is a learning device in SPANISH that is for ages 6 and up (I think giving it to a 4 or 5 year old works, too). You will need to provide them with LOTS of batteries to keep them learning. These are the specs:
Teaches English and Spanish
Gives kids the option to play in both English and Spanish speaking modes at a touch of a button
Press the translate button to instantly translate words and numbers between English and Spanish
13 activities covering topics from mathematics and spelling to musical composition and games
Contains 90 songs in three categories for kids to listen and sing along to
Keeps track of right and wrong answers and displays the final score
Makes learning a new language fun and easy
The fold-down screen features a built-in handle and locks for secure transport
The 3 1/4”(W) X 1 3/4”(H) LCD screen features a variety of moving animated graphics designed to keep learning fun for kids
Kids can choose from a wide assortment of spelling games, math puzzles, music and other educational activities
With its twin power source, you can operate the computer using either 3 “AA” batteries (not included) or optional 4.5V AC power adapter (Not included)
Folding design
Animated LCD screen
Easy-To-Use keyboard
5 button selector mouse
Shortcut keys
English/Spanish mode button
Translate button
Built in audio speaker
Directional buttons
Closed Dimensions: 10 1/2”(W) X 11 1/2”(D) X 2 1/2”(H)
Weight: 2.4 lbs.
English Mode:
Press any alphabet key and the computer will show and speak the letter, then display words that start with that letter
Pronounces words that appear on the screen
Translate button translate the word on the screen into Spanish and pronounces the word
Displays a word with a missing letter, and asks you to fill in the missing letter
Shows a picture along with three different answers, and asks you which is the correct answer
Mathematics Mode:
Choose between addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division
Displays a random math question from the chosen subject, and the user must enter the answer
Game Mode:
Shooting game (I wish they would omit this one, but since they are only shooting letters and not people...), Different letters of the alphabet will appear on the screen starting from the right hand side, the player must quickly find the letter on the keyboard to shoot down the letter
Wallop, Hit the monster on the screen by moving the left and right
Music Mode:
Playing piano, learn and create melodies by using the letter keys on the keyboard
30 Christmas songs
30 Children songs
30 Love songs
In the box:
Compukidz 5706 Bilingual Kid’s Laptop
Users Guide
Now, are you ready for the price?... $7.99!!!! You can buy three at that price and have all three shipped for a $5 shipping fee.
Today 8/26/09 only, and only while supplies last: http://kids.woot.com/
Teaches English and Spanish
Gives kids the option to play in both English and Spanish speaking modes at a touch of a button
Press the translate button to instantly translate words and numbers between English and Spanish
13 activities covering topics from mathematics and spelling to musical composition and games
Contains 90 songs in three categories for kids to listen and sing along to
Keeps track of right and wrong answers and displays the final score
Makes learning a new language fun and easy
The fold-down screen features a built-in handle and locks for secure transport
The 3 1/4”(W) X 1 3/4”(H) LCD screen features a variety of moving animated graphics designed to keep learning fun for kids
Kids can choose from a wide assortment of spelling games, math puzzles, music and other educational activities
With its twin power source, you can operate the computer using either 3 “AA” batteries (not included) or optional 4.5V AC power adapter (Not included)
Folding design
Animated LCD screen
Easy-To-Use keyboard
5 button selector mouse
Shortcut keys
English/Spanish mode button
Translate button
Built in audio speaker
Directional buttons
Closed Dimensions: 10 1/2”(W) X 11 1/2”(D) X 2 1/2”(H)
Weight: 2.4 lbs.
English Mode:
Press any alphabet key and the computer will show and speak the letter, then display words that start with that letter
Pronounces words that appear on the screen
Translate button translate the word on the screen into Spanish and pronounces the word
Displays a word with a missing letter, and asks you to fill in the missing letter
Shows a picture along with three different answers, and asks you which is the correct answer
Mathematics Mode:
Choose between addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division
Displays a random math question from the chosen subject, and the user must enter the answer
Game Mode:
Shooting game (I wish they would omit this one, but since they are only shooting letters and not people...), Different letters of the alphabet will appear on the screen starting from the right hand side, the player must quickly find the letter on the keyboard to shoot down the letter
Wallop, Hit the monster on the screen by moving the left and right
Music Mode:
Playing piano, learn and create melodies by using the letter keys on the keyboard
30 Christmas songs
30 Children songs
30 Love songs
In the box:
Compukidz 5706 Bilingual Kid’s Laptop
Users Guide
Now, are you ready for the price?... $7.99!!!! You can buy three at that price and have all three shipped for a $5 shipping fee.
Today 8/26/09 only, and only while supplies last: http://kids.woot.com/
1 comment:
This is an awesome deal! I bought six, even though I can't afford them (it didn't seem to matter that I used the same address twice - just different email accounts/credit cards).
The shopping site is also hilarious - if a little off-color. I was not surprised to learn that it's not really a site for children, but the 'kid products' off-shoot of a larger conglomeration. My account information "secretly determines if I get into heaven"? Dang, and all that time I wasted being good!
The next step is to figure out where to buy AC adapters for the laptops. It will be hard to keep kids overseas stocked with batteries.
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