Available in green and pink versions, some retailers report higher demand of the pink model. Impact: DFC used to provide more coverage of what we called edutainment products. Much of this was due to the fact that the edutainment market has really struggled with finding a solid business model. However, the Leapster Explorer is a true example of how an edutainment system can work with both a physical retail and online distribution model.
The Explorer has game cartridges sold at retail just like traditional game systems such as the Nintendo DS. In addition, consumers can buy digital download credits, either directly online or via cards sold at retail. These allow users to download much lower cost products such as simple games or interactive books. Today's kids sure do have it lucky.
My idea of a mobile gadget growing up was a Walkman cassette player with a Beach Boys tape inside, or maybe my dad's wristwatch. Times have changed. Now, kids are clamoring for their parents' iPods and tablets, and they just seem to know how to use them as soon as they leave the womb. But kids aren't quite as careful with technology as their adult counterparts as my dad unfortunately found out with his wristwatch.
Be respectful, keep it civil and stay on topic. We delete comments that violate our policy , which we encourage you to read. Discussion threads can be closed at any time at our discretion. Selling super fast for holidays: LeapPad Explorer With LeapFrog's tablet for kids selling out at big-box retailers, it could prove to be the hottest toy this year's holiday season.
Christopher MacManus. Good luck trying to get one.
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