Fisher-Price Toys

Nobody doesn't know Fisher-Price toys -- well, almost nobody. Making toys since 1930, the company has toys for fun, and toys for educational proposes, for just about any age of child. Quality and performance are their watchwords, and they spend an inordinate amount of time on research and development, in order to stay current with trends in toys.

This iXL Fisher-Price Learning System is a hand-held tool that enhances the skill sets of 6 different disciplines for kids via these modes -- Digital Reader, Game Player, Note Pad, Art Studio, MP3 Player, and Photo Viewer. The learning tool features a 3 1/2" color screen, an audio speaker, tethered stylus, headphone jack, on-board memory and a slot for additional memory. The toy is meant for those kids aged 3-6 years.



Cameras always seem to fascinate kids, so Fisher-Price has a child-friendly Kid Tough Digital Camera; it operates on 4 AAA batteries (you supply them) and has a view-finder, a 4X zoom, enhanced low-light performance, and will store more than a 1000 images. Using the included software, you may download the photos to your computer for viewing by the entire family. Kind of like sitting down with the neighbors and looking at their vacation photos; too much fun.



Finally, the Girls Fisher-Price Power Wheels Little Quad -- runs on a rechargeable, 6V battery (included, along with the necessary charger) and has foot rests, a cargo rack for carrying dolls and such on the grand tour of the back yard, and Barbie graphics, so her little brother won't want to mess with it. It's built low to the ground so it is easy to get on and off, and sports push-button controls for starting and stopping. Couldn't be easier to ride. One year (limited) warranty on this Fisher-Price toy.

Fisher-Price toys -- for the best in educational, and fun, toys. And just in time for Christmas.

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