LeapFrog has more on offer in the upcoming year than merely the
raddest, hugest PDA ever. Scout the Puppy is a plush toy with a USB connection allowing personalization of things like the child's name, favorite color, and custom MP3 play lists. The canine companion is designed for children ages 6 months and up to help learn their first words. He comes in green or purple, and will be available for $19.99 this summer, along with several other tie-in toys for the line. The company's also wheeling out 14 new titles for its gaming devices, the
Leapster2 Learning and Didj Custom Gaming System. The new games will become available throughout the year, including titles such as
X-Men: Wolverine (geography) and
High School Musical (map reading). These titles will be priced at between $24.99 and $29.99. Kinda makes us wish we were still wee.
posted Feb 3rd 2009 8:43PM
OMFG... IT'S LOOKING RIGHT AT ME!
/run
"Look, mommy! A baseball, a music note, a moon, and...an I/O button?"
Im glad someone else noted this. The dog actually has a binary code on/off symbol on it~
Atta boy : )
what does it do if you upload a virus onto it?
At least they went with realistic colors.
Well you'd just have to install an MP3 that says "Islam is the Light".
Wait...so I clicked through for no further story and a picture of the Leapster2 and Didj? Why for?
Holy crap it's a Watilla O_O
why do I feel compelled to give that dog a hug?
I wonder if its water proof!