Nabi unveiling for the kids

The Nabi tablet has been launched by Fuhu a US based company. What is interesting and different about the tablet is that the tablet belongs to the kids section. The kids will feel privileged and match the elders in the family when all work on the devices. Well soon you will see a child operating the tablet with all concentration.

The device ships in a 1.1GHz 533MHzX2 Cortex A9 dual core processor. There is yet another processor for the 3D graphics Power VR SGX530. This will have a very good approach to the device and allow it to function as per the expectations. The front facing camera is a marvel for the kids. Video calling and clicking amazing pictures with different expressions will be a lot more fun.  The screen has a 1080p HDMI support for the video playback.

The tablet has a set of pre loaded applications on the device. Fuhu claims that the applications are worth a 150 USD. These include books, games and music too.

Not only gaming but the tablet can be alternately used for reading and studying. The Nabi App Store provides downloads for the e-books and several other apps online. So if a kid is on it then do not think he is just fooling around. Kids also have serious work to do.

If still there are any worries, the tablet will provide you with the mommy mode which can allow you to use the Web unrestricted. So it here cares for both the child and the parents.

Robb Fujioka who is the founder and the president for Fuhu said, “”A full-featured Android tablet, with the core features you think about for a tablet- touch-screen, WiFi, app store, gaming, movies, and books- but within a kiddified experience designed specifically for kids.”"

Sadly the tablet can be ordered only through pre orders at the Toys R Us. The tablet is priced at 199.99 USD

The Nabi tablet reflects that the toy market is focusing on the technological aspect and becoming high tech. The tablet will be oriented towards the overall mind aspects of the child. However the acceptance of the tablet at the price tag is still to be considered.