Tag: software
Little Bear Toddler Discovery Adventures
by admin on Feb.19, 2010, under News & reviews
This toddler-friendly CD-ROM lets little ones (ages 18 months through 3 years) interact with Little Bear and his pals as they simply gather ’round a tree stump in the meadow.
It’s a kinder and gentler software. Even the cursor turns into a magnificent butterfly so kids can play with the cursor as it dances (instead of points) across the computer screen. Everyone’s awfully polite and plenty of positive reinforcement is showered on kids playing this software. (continue reading…)
Nancy Drew: Stay Tuned for Danger is for anyone who likes a good mystery with plenty of challenges, intrigue and suspense. This multi-level interactive game, made for girls ages 10 and up, has complicated clues and puzzling twists. Truly, you’ve got to be a dedicated Nancy Drew super sleuth to figure out this one! But, don’t give up. (continue reading…)
Reading Blaster: Ages 7-8
by admin on Feb.17, 2010, under Articles
In the most challenging Reading Blaster yet, kids ages 7-8 can put their heads together with the Blaster pals to solve a cool mystery.
The object of the game is to increase reading and grammar skills by heading to Islandia. It’s not exactly paradise as kids help foil the book-napping Mumblers who are about to leave the entire planet at a loss for words!! (continue reading…)
kidDraw
by admin on Feb.12, 2010, under Articles, Contact
Kids and kidDraw. They go together like peanut butter and jelly! Adults can even have fun with this computer drawing tablet made just for kids.
kidDraw is an extremely sturdy digitizing graphics tablet (Macintosh and Windows versions) which is perfect for chubby hands and pint-sized laps. It’s what I call “family friendly”. (continue reading…)
eMate 300
by admin on Feb.12, 2010, under Articles
It’s not a notebook computer. It doesn’t seem like a Newton, either. The Apple eMate 300 is a student’s dream–portable computing with integrated keyboard for less than $800. The transluscent green, stylish case is a real attention getter. You’ll get those looks formerly reserved for drivers of sleek sports cars (and rugged Hummers). (continue reading…)
Power Mac 8600/200
by admin on Feb.10, 2010, under Articles
The Apple Power Macintosh 8600/200 is a brute–big and good looking. Too bad the 200-MHz RISC-based 604e processor didn’t pull its weight. Although the performance was far from sluggish, it wasn’t impressive, either. When buying a high-end Power Mac, you expect the best. After all, it’ll set you back about $3,200. (continue reading…)
Apple iMac 333MHz
by admin on Feb.09, 2010, under Articles
The Talk Of The Town!
Apple’s compact iMac has gone through a transformation. No longer like a teen with attitude, the iMac has transformed into a social butterfly. Who isn’t talking about Steve Jobs’ insanely great, value-priced computers? (continue reading…)
Apple Power Macintosh G3 350MHz
by admin on Feb.08, 2010, under Articles
Although Apple’s PowerPC G3 350MHz is aimed at hard-core gamers, this computer will do wonders for any user who’s interested in performance and value. Apple’s new G3 is one of the hottest systems available and hands-down the easiest to install, high performance tool on the market! (continue reading…)