At CES 2014 we also got some kid oriented novelty, like the OLPC devices detailed below. One of them is a bunch of consumer kid tablets and also we saw some accessories from the same company.
![OLPC_XO_Ten[4]](http://tablet-news.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/01/OLPC_XO_Ten4.jpg)
Vivitar is the hardware partner for the OLPC mainstream slates, that sport upgraded specs compared to previous releases. So, the newcomers are the 7 inch XO-2 and the 10.1 inch XO-10, that don’t seem to respect any type of predictable naming pattern. The specs are similar on both models, with a similar resolution for example: 1200 x 600 pixels.
Inside both new OLPC tablets we’ll find a quad core processor, 1 GB of RAM, 8 GB of storage, Bluetooth and GPS. The 7 inch unit is expected to offer 7 hours of battery life, while the bigger unit goes up to an impressive 12. Android KitKat is present on both, in a tweaked version and we also get 100 preloaded English and Spanish apps.
Finally, the prices of the two models are $149 and $199 respectively. The accessories include microscopes and telescopes, plus a wireless keyboard.
