Main» Computers» CNET News.com»

LeapFrog announces new substitute-parent reading system for kids

30.11.1999 / CNET News.com

LeapFrog has a new pen-based, handheld learn-to-read system called the Tag Reading System, which is due out this summer.

Read Full News >>

Similiar CNET News.com News:

News.com Extra: Third submarine Internet cable severed
Social media...just say no?
Photos: Sony's new flagship SLR
News.com Extra: Einstein was wrong, and right
Appeals court agrees Dish DVR infringed on TiVo patent
Lenovo, Fujitsu planning to use Intel's MacBook Air chip
Closing the tech waste loop
Mr. Potato Head-like game has fruity personality
Crazy Apple Rumors Site on hold indefinitely
News.com Extra: SF: Public transit by cell phone?
Rumor: Dell to reveal Android-based handset next month?
Apple TV 2.0 delayed a week or two
Intellectual property rights: you can't have it both ways
MIT professor on social responsibility in China's gaming culture
iPhone unlocking explodes despite Apple's countermeasures
News.com Extra: It is, in fact, rocket science
Making sense of tech's winter of discontent
Who's surprised that China Mobile knows where you are?
Photos: Cracking open the PlayStation 2
Photos: A golden anniversary for Lego
News.com Extra: Scary steel cyberpunk sculptures
Give one laptop, get one sooner or later
Give one, get one sooner or later
The verdict for Office for Mac 2008? OK, but not great
US federal government is given increased authority to monitor the Internet
LeapFrog announces new substitute-parent reading system for kids
AMD's two-fisted ATI Radeon HD 3870 X2 card goes official
Office 2008 for Mac (Verdict: OK, but not great)
Survive power outages with $29.99 battery backup
Livescribe reveals it has a Pulse
Photos: Is this pen mightier?
Top 10 reviews of the week
News.com Extra: This is your brain on a microscopic level
A practical consumer fuel cell, coming soon
Palm closing retail stores, paying out Treo owners
Report: iPhones piling up at AT&T stores
News.com Extra: Sex ed moving online
Digg cracks down on group voting
Photos: Three low-cost Linux PCs
Photos: Cracking open the iBook G3
Five reasons not to fear a $200 Linux PC
Turn an old notebook hard drive into a USB drive for $10.99
Canon Rebel XSi ups rez and adds live view
Vudu drops price to fend off resurgent Apple TV
Dallas Cowboys Cheerleaders pimp Roto-Rooter's high-tech powder room
Images: Microsoft, Dell products go Red
HD DVD's ship is sinking fast
The album, the single, and inertia
AMD makes an announcement after all
Take your tech recession and stuff it

Top: LeapFrog announces new substitute-parent reading system for kids

News Directory: LeapFrog announces new substitute-parent reading system for kids

Main» Computers» CNET News.com»

LeapFrog announces new substitute-parent reading system for kids

30.11.1999 / CNET News.com

Apple

Arts & Stage

Business

Computers

Enterprise

Entertainment

Fashion

Games

Health

Industry

Internet

Linux

Others

Science

Sports

Technology

World News

Affiliates: