August 27, 2012 | Posted At: 07:09 AM | Author: Brian Nadel | Category:
Hardware
LeapFrog has
done it again by redefining the established handheld gaming console for small
children and adding an educational bent to it. The LeapsterGS is more than a
1.7-pound rugged handheld, because it has a built-in camera, 2GB of
storage and an accelerometer motion sensor. It can use existing Leapfrog
Explorer game cartridges that run the gamut from ebooks, math and science to
adventure and problem-solving. The device costs $70 and uses 4 AA batteries.
