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VTech Launches InnoTab 2 Baby Tablet For Babies

By TechTaffy Desk

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VTech has launched a tablet for babies.  Yes, babies. The InnoTab 2 Baby is meant for children aged 12 months to 9 years.

The multi-media InnoTab 2 Baby tablet comes with a 5 inch touch screen, and is equipped with a rotatable digital camera and video recorder. It also comes with 2 baby-friendly styluses.

The InnoTab 2 Baby comes pre-loaded with 16 infant-related apps says VTech, including learning games, songs, creativity apps, baby’s first e-book, and over 100 signs from Baby Signs. With a USB connection to VTech’s download center, parents can additionally download content, including games and e-books.

InnoTab 2 Baby is priced at $89.96, and will be coming soon to Walmart. 

[Image courtesy: Walmart/VTech]

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