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Amazon Minimum Age: 48 monthsBatteries: 4 AA Binding: Toy Brand: LeapFrog EAN: 0708431391000 Item Dimensions: Label: LeapFrog Manufacturer: LeapFrog Manufacturer Maximum Age: 108 months Manufacturer Minimum Age: 48 months Model: 39100 MPN: 39100 Publisher: LeapFrog Release Date: July 01, 2010 Studio: LeapFrog Features:
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Editorial Review: Product Description: Introducing Leapster Explorer™, an extraordinary new learning experience that encourages children to discover something new every day with endless ways to play and learn--from games, e-Books, videos, and online play to customizable learning skills and more. -40+ games and activities*--downloadable learning apps, a camera/video recorder** and more. -Children can learn school skills plus creativity, life skills and more. -Expand the fun and learning in LeapWorld™--a safe, online world of learning games and activities. -Parents can follow their child's play and learning progress on the LeapFrog® Learning Path. -Appropriate for children ages 4 to 9 years. *Some games and activities available Fall 2010. **Available Fall 2010. Average Rating:
 Rating:  - Not a good choice for kids with special needsMy son is 7 and is autistic. He loved the Leap Frog Text N Say, which looks like a BlackBerry. After I bought that toy, my son went from identifying 3 of 26 letters to identifying 23 of 26 letters. But he got bored with the "Bubble Letters" game on the Text N Say. I thought the Leapster Explorer would be the next step up. The Alphabet Stew game is too hard for him AND my 5 year old daughter. My son is not dumb -- he can make it to level 14 on the Jewel Train game. I ... Read More Rating: - Returning it !!!We recently purchased this device for our daughter. We were unable to review the device itself properly because the Connect Software was buggy and unable to initialize the system with any valid applications. Being a software engineer myself, and trying to get the system to communicate with a Macintosh or Windows computer was both frustrating and futile. We have had no problem with the Connect Software for other Leapfrog products (Tag Junior, ClickStart, & MyPals). However, with the ... Read More Rating: - Love this for the most part.Bought this as a birthday gift for my 4 year old. She loves it. Recently took a vacation with over 16 hours in the car each way. Brought the normal car load of toys to keep her occupied but she only wanted to play with the leapster. We have several games and she was able to just start playing with no help. Occasionally she needs help getting past a small part but overall she was learning a lot. I agree with other reviews that the leaplets cost too much for what you get and the ... Read More Rating: - Difficulties, but great customer serviceMy 3 year old daughter LOVES this product, especially since her 3 older cousins have a similar version. We tried the Leapster 2 first, and it was great. We upgraded to this, and for some reason it won't work with our computers, therefore we cannot connect to online material or download leaplets. We have a Vista 64 operating system (which is well beyond minimum requirements) and figured it might be due to this? My husband works in Computer Science and he still can't figure it out. Leapfrog customer ... Read More Rating:  - Bought it to hack itSo far I love it! A while back I bought a Didj at a super-sale price. The Didj was my first attempt at hacking a Linux based device, and through that experience I learned a lot of new things about embedded hardware and Linux. When I heard the Explorer was going to have a lot in common with the Didj - that it was based on an embedded Linux operating system and had the same processor- I stepped up and got an Explorer to play with. I'm happy to say that I've learned even more, having poked and prodded ... Read More 
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