Lexibook, the French educational tablet maker, recently announced the official launch of its new educational tablets for kids. The tablet will be available in the U.S. from Sept. 5 onwards. A preview launch will be held at Toys' R Us stores across the country giving an opportunity to parents to discover the tablets.

Follow us

"We're really excited to present this new innovative range that will enable kids to change the way they learn and play. Our great content and fantastic features bring an immediate unique user experience and the built-in gaming and apps download center bring endless possibilities for kids," said Aymeric Le Cottier, CEO.

Similar to the Lexibook First, the new range of tablets are expected to pack a 600MHz processor with 256MB of RAM. An on-board 4GB storage, expandable to 16GB with an microSD card, will be on offer to the users. The tablets will also include parental controls and will be Wi-Fi enabled.

The device will sport a 7-inch HD screen and a kid-friendly user interface. On offer will be content suitable for toddlers to pre-teens age bracket. The educational content will be adapted to the curriculum with general education, tests, and interactive quizzes. The tablets will have the School Zone apps and 200 e-books pre-loaded. Apart from educational content, the tablet will also offer 25 games and 52 discovery activities. A feature that will appeal immensely to young users will be the in-built camera with photo editing software.

Lexibook tablets will give an opportunity to children to have a tablet of their own. The tablet will enable young users to explore a plethora of educational, multimedia, and interactive apps. Time will tell if the attractive features of the Lexibook range of tablets will attract young customers successfully.

Join Our Conversation

Smartphones

Oppo Find 7 may boast Snapdragon 800 processor, whopping 4000mAh battery

HTC One Mini (M4) to be T-Mobile exclusive?

HTC Desire 200 entry-level Android smartphone leaks in video ahead of launch

Samsung prepping new Galaxy S4 variant with LTE-Advanced, doubling data transfer speeds

Tablet / Laptop / PC

Apple's next iPad mini 7.9 inch Retina display will be Samsung-made

Next generation Google Nexus 7 could launch in July for $229

Samsung Galaxy Note 8.0 LTE version landing exclusively on AT&T ‘in the coming weeks’

Acer Iconia W3 8-inch Windows 8 tablet ships next week

Gadgets

OUYA team and E3 organizers battle over parking lot space

Sony PlayStation 4 to be available at $399 at the end of this year

Mad Catz to unveil M.O.J.O. Android game console at E3 to challenge Ouya

Xbox One always-on requirements and used game policy - What you need to know

OS / Software

iOS 7 Beta comes with a bug that opens the lock screen to access photos [Video]

Microsoft recovers missing Lumia 920 with prototype Windows Phone Blue

Android 5.0 Key Lime Pie, Motorola X Phone reportedly launching in October

Verizon pulls Android 4.1.2 Jelly Bean VRBMD3 update for Samsung Galaxy S3 due to LTE issue

Internet / Social Media

What to expect from Facebook's June 20 event

WWDC 2013: OS X 10.9 Mavericks Safari is going to help you extend battery life

Samsung Galaxy S3 browser bug spikes data usage, slows loading times

Cisco appeals to European Commission to overturn Microsoft's 2011 acquisiton of Skype

What's App

Instagram may add video on June 20 to challenge Twitter's Vine

Microsoft Office now available for iPhones, but there's a catch

Vine for Android is no. 1 social app on Google Play Store

Chrome for Android updated with integrated Google Translate