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Usually ships in 1 business days | | Only 3 left in stock, order soon! | | | | | | The Fun 2 Learn Color Screen PC combines classic laptop role-play with top tier preschool learning. Color Screen PC helps preschoolers build key academic skills in six modes including 1.)Letters, 2.)phonics, 3.)numbers, 4.)music, 5.)games and 6.)typing. The laptop's LCD screen changes between green, red and blue backlit screens adding to the excitement of learning. The laptop's realistic looks (including a slide away mouse, speaker detailing, USB port and touch pad) allow for role-play fun on a kid's laptop that looks just like mom and dad’s. | | | |
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| | Product Details | | Product Length: | 15.0 inches | | Product Width: | 2.75 inches | | Product Height: | 9.75 inches | | Package Length: | 15.4 inches | | Package Width: | 9.6 inches | | Package Height: | 3.1 inches | | Package Weight: | 2.85 pounds | | Average Customer Rating: |  based on 71 reviews |
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| | Features | The Fun 2 Learn Color Screen PC combines classic laptop roleplay.Six modes: Letters, Phonics, Numbers, Music, Games, TypingBig, bright light-up screen changes colors—red, green and blueCordless mouse stows away underneathSilicone rubber keyboard is kid tough.
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| | Customer Reviews | Average Customer Review: ( 71 customer reviews )
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52 of 53 found the following review helpful:
 fun and educational Jan 29, 2009
By AC
I got the older version of this laptop for my son when he was about 9 months, to keep his attention away from my own laptop. It worked, and more than that, by 19 months he was recognizing and saying all the letters. The old one was extremely shock resistant and the handle was a nice feature, however, after spilling water over the keyboard half of the keys stopped working. Therefore I got this newer version that has also the typing feature and I also got one for our friends' son, who enjoys it as well.
One observation though... my son is now 21 months and although this was his favorite toy for almost a year, his interest seems to be decreased lately.. I would probably recommend this for 1-4 years olds.
36 of 36 found the following review helpful:
Great for a 1-2 year old May 06, 2010
By C. Dowdy
We tried several toy laptops in the store, and we liked this one the best. It includes a mode to teach letters, both uppercase and lowercase, and a "Phonics" game to test knowledge of the letters, among other features. Our daughter, who is less than two years old, can already recognize most of the letters thanks to this laptop. The Phonics game keeps her entertained for a long time. She also likes to press the color-change button and see the different colored screens. I'm hoping that she will continue to explore its other features, like the Numbers mode. It is easy to use; she just turns it on and starts playing. It remembers the last mode that was played, so there is no need to select one before starting. Overall, I am very pleased with this toy and consider it one of our best toy purchases.
This toy may only be considered safe for 3-year-olds and up, but we have not had a problem. The laptop, including the mousepad and mouse, are one big piece. None of the parts have come off of the laptop, even though our daughter is quite rough with it. She has even dribbled quite a bit of milk onto the keyboard, and it still works just fine. The mouse is attached to the mousepad, which in turn is attached to the laptop, so there are no cords to worry about.
The mouse is a little difficult to use, and my daughter has some trouble with it. It will only "click" straight up-and-down or left-and-right, in addition to its single button. However, I suspect a different design would have made it less durable or less safe, so I didn't count off stars for this. You should be aware, however, that the Numbers mode and the Games mode require use of the mouse. The other modes can be used with just the keyboard.
It is also interesting that the letters are arranged on the keyboard in A-B-C order, not in a QWERTY pattern. I consider this an advantage, because she will need to learn the alphabet before learning to type. Unfortunately, there are no numbers on the keyboard. That is one feature that would have been a good addition.
I recommend this laptop if you want something that is both entertaining and educational for a young toddler. As I have noted, it is especially good for teaching the letters. However, if your child is already good at letters and you're looking for a toy that teaches whole words, numbers, or real typing, this is not the best option.
31 of 32 found the following review helpful:
A big hit with a little girl. Jan 11, 2009
By Darqstar
This was purchased as a Christmas gift for my 4 year old great niece and was an instant hit. Both her parents have laptops, so she was happy to finally have her own lap top. It's recommended for ages 3-7, so it should stay with her a long time. She figured out many of the games quickly and was enjoying playing.
It comes with batteries already installed, but do yourself a favor and pick up another package. The batteries were almost gone by the time she opened the gift. It takes 3 AA's.
17 of 17 found the following review helpful:
My almost 3 yr old loves it! Aug 22, 2009
By Tessa
My mom bought this for my son's 3rd birthday today (he will be 3 next week), and he loves it. He can't keep away from it. He keeps opening it, turning on the switch, and punching all the keys, then turning it off and closing it, only to return to it within a few minutes. He just can't get enough. He's been playing with it now for a half hour and is already repeating "A, Ah, Ant." He has not gotten the hang of the games yet, because he is still enthralled with all the letters and numbers mode. I will update my rating if there is anything negative I feel should be reported, but so far it's a hit!
11 of 11 found the following review helpful:
Great For My Three Year Old! Nov 11, 2009
By Chris Cade
"www.Spiritual-Short-Stories.com"
I've been working on a computer for years, and my toddler son always wanted to use mine. Finally I decided to get him one, and after reviewing all of the ones out there decided this one would have the right combination of simplicity and education for my almost 3-year old.
It turns out to be a good choice.
My son has already learned to actively spell his first word, type it on the computer, then say it after he types it. He enjoys being able to be "just like Daddy," as well.
The other games and activities are still too complex for him, so we just use the letter typing activity for now. Occasionally though he'll play with the other buttons just because they are a lot more action-oriented than the spelling.
Definitely a great educational toy for kids around 2 1/2 and older!
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