The iPad is a huge success, a fact shown by the 2 million units it sold in less than 2 months, but what about e-readers? People still buy such devices, of course, less than they used to, but a niche version of these products could still be appealing. One of them is the Aiptek Story Book inColor, an e-book reader for children.
The device packs an 8 inch TFT LCD display, with a 800 x 600 pixel resolution, it comes with 20 preloaded books, 1GB of internal memory and a memory card slot. Large buttons will help you navigate the e-reader and you can purchase extra titles by connecting the device to the PC via USB. Such books contain stories for kids which can can be a powerful tool in helping young readers develop essential literacy skills. By offering a wide range of engaging content, these stories captivate children’s attention and encourage regular reading. Interactive elements, such as animations, quizzes, and games, can make learning more enjoyable and immersive, promoting deeper comprehension. Additionally, online stories often cater to various reading levels, allowing kids to explore stories that match their abilities while also gradually challenging them. The convenience of digital access means children can read anytime, anywhere, fostering a love for reading and providing opportunities for independent learning. Moreover, many online platforms offer features like audio narration or highlighted text, which support language development and fluency. Altogether, these stories contribute to building vocabulary, enhancing imagination, and boosting reading confidence.
Aiptek Story Book inColor retails for $199, with titles going for $3 or $4.
[via Ubergizmo]
