The Vtech Kidizoom Duo is a chunky camera and entertainment centre designed for kids of 3-9 years. It features front and back cameras, built in effects and lots of other features to keep kids ...

The VTech Kidizoom Camera lets toddlers and small children "be like mommy" by shooting stills with a ruggedized camera just for them. Whimsical overlays and games round out the entertainment value.

VTech, whom we all know as a manufacturer of sturdy learning toys for kids, recently released a new product line for the fall. When they asked me to review one of their products, I jumped at the ...

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VTech has created a new instant camera for kids offering a digital camera that requires no ink and is affordable to run. The KidiZoom PrintCam instant camera is now available priced at $75 and is ...

Our team tests, rates, and reviews more than 1,500 products each year to help you make better buying decisions and get more from technology. The VTech Kidizoom Smartwatch is actually a camera watch ...

Digital cameras for kids have been around for a while, but instant cameras for the young'uns that print the photo on the spot — not so much. The adult models available have always been a bit chunky ...

A lot of device makers seem to think the key to making more profit lies in smartwatches, so we have seen a plethora being announced or showcased at CES 2014. And if adults are being treated with smart ...

Instant cameras have made a huge comeback in recent years, but giving that sense of instant, tangible gratification to kids has generally been avoided since it can get pretty expensive. VTech’s ...

The Vtech Kidizoom 5.0 offers minor camera improvements over the previous model which are welcome. You can now capture 5-megapixel images with the front camera, and it's packed with fun filters and ...

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