Kids today find tablets fascinating, nonetheless in a unfortunate way. Remember the viral video about a newborn perplexing to "swipe" the images of a print magazine, considering it would work only similar to the iPad? Apparently, a few companies would urge on young kids to obtain dangerously shut to inscription computers instead of vouchsafing them fool around with toys the way young kids are ostensible to do.
Griffin Technology introduces the Crayola Trace Draw, a shatter-proof iPad 2 box and comes with a giveaway app that allows young kids to put a piece of paper over the inscription and keep track out images and animations. The package comes with a pen and "50 sheets of pre-sized tracing paper," only in box you would rsther than not look for cheaper tracing paper in your local stationery.
The Crayola Trace Draw expenses $39.99 each.
Source: TechCrunch
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