Gadgets
Top 5 tablets for kids and teens
We have a list that are the TOP 5 choice for buyers when it comes to tablets for kids and teen.
1. Fire HD 8 Kids tablet, 8″ HD display, ages 3-7, 32 GB, Blue Kid-Proof Case – only $69.99
Compared to buying the same goods separately, you may save up to $70 on a full-featured Fire HD 8 tablet (which is not a toy), a year of Amazon Kids+ (FreeTime Unlimited), a Kid-Proof Case with a built-in stand, and a 2-year worry-free guarantee.
2-year worry-free guarantee: send it back if it breaks, and we’ll replace it at no cost to you.
includes a one-year subscription to Amazon Kids+, the only platform that offers thousands of ad-free books, games, movies, apps, and Alexa skills from companies like Disney, Nickelodeon, and PBS Kids. Your subscription will continue after a year at a cost of just $4.99 per month plus any relevant taxes. By going to the Amazon Parent Dashboard or getting in touch with customer service, you can cancel at any moment.
The Amazon Kids (FreeTime) program has been used by over 20 million children (and their parents). You may define educational objectives, impose time restrictions, and filter content with Amazon Kids’ parental controls.
Through the Amazon Parent Dashboard, parents may provide their children access to additional apps like Netflix, Minecraft, and Zoom.
With 32 GB of internal storage and up to 12 hours of battery life, you can read, browse the web, watch videos, and listen to music while on the go. You can even view downloaded content. Up to 1 TB of extra storage is available by adding a microSD card.
2. Fire HD 8 Kids tablet, 8″ HD display, ages 3-7, 32 GB, Pink Kid-Proof Case
Display
8” high-definition touchscreen; 1280 x 800 resolution at 189 ppi, HD video playback, with IPS (in-plane switching) technology
Size
9.2” x 7.2” x 1.0” (233 mm X 184 mm X 26 mm)
Weight
19.4 oz (550 grams) Actual size and weight may vary by configuration and manufacturing process.
CPU & RAM
Quad-core: 2.0 GHz with 2 GB of RAM
Storage
32 GB (24.8 GB available to user) of internal storage. Add microSD card for up to 1 TB of additional storage. Some apps may require that they are installed on internal storage. App or feature updates may impact available storage.
Battery life
Up to 12 hours of reading, browsing the web, watching video, and listening to music. Battery life will vary based on device settings, usage, and other factors such as web browsing and downloading content. Certain software features or apps may reduce battery life.
3. Fire HD 8 Kids tablet, 8″ HD display, ages 3-7, 32 GB, Purple Kid-Proof Case
4. Fire HD 10 tablet, 10.1″, 1080p Full HD, 32 GB, latest model (2021 release), Black
This is recommended for teens. Especially the one with the keyboard case.
A quick and snappy octa-core processor, together with 3 GB of RAM. more RAM (by 50%) than the previous model. Internal storage options of 32 or 64 GB and a 12-hour battery life. MicroSD cards can add up to 1 TB (sold separately). Display brightness is 10% higher on the Vivid 10.1″ 1080p Full HD display, which has more over 2 million pixels.
Utilize the Amazon Appstore to access your preferred apps, like Netflix, Facebook, Hulu, Instagram, TikTok, and more (Google Play is not supported). Some applications require a subscription.
Keep in touch by downloading Zoom or asking Alexa to make video calls to loved ones.
5.Fire HD 8 tablet, 8″ HD display, 32 GB, (2020 release), designed for portable entertainment, Black only $49.99
8″ HD display, twice as much storage (internal storage of 32 or 64 GB; external storage of up to 1 TB); and 2 GB of RAM. the tenth generation (2020 release).
Up to 12 hours of reading, web browsing, movie streaming, and music listening can be done on a single charge.
With USB-C now for simpler charging. Fully charging takes less than 5 hours (with the supplied cable and adaptor).
- 2 MP front and rear-facing cameras with 720p HD video recording.
- Dual-band, enhanced wifi.
Despite Microsoft’s acquisition of Bethesda, The Elder Scrolls 6 was not confirmed as an Xbox exclusive a few months ago. This happened because Xbox executive Phil Spencer indicated that target platforms hadn’t been selected yet, but it always felt like he was talking about the game being years away rather than the RPG being on PlayStation.
If you’re still holding out, Microsoft plans to release The Elder Scrolls 6 just on Xbox and PC. Documents from the company’s FTC lawsuit were recently released. In the document, Bethesda’s announced titles (both as a publisher and developer) are listed, and The Elder Scrolls 6 is listed for Xbox, PC, and nothing else.
We expected this, but The Elder Scrolls 6 was announced before Microsoft acquired its developer. The Elder Scrolls is a beloved franchise that’s been on various platforms for generations, so this isn’t Starfield.
However, the game isn’t due until 2026 at the earliest, according to the paper, and who knows what the gaming landscape will be like then.
Xbox CEO Phil Spencer’s mid-2020 dystopian email suggests the business was interested in buying Warner Bros Interactive and Bethesda. Even more alarming, the CEO calls buying Nintendo a “career moment” and “good for both companies” — and there are even rumors that Microsoft was interested in Valve.
While Spencer warns that acquiring Nintendo would be “hostile action” but “playing the long game”, the unprecedented corporate convergence is shockingly casual. He added: “Nintendo is taking a long time to realize their future is off their hardware. A long time… He even ended the chat with a smiling emoji to make it look more evil.
Spencer claims that Warner Bros Interactive was “gettable” when Microsoft was rumored to acquire it. He adds that “we wouldn’t own any of the IP which hurts long-term flexibility”. Because most Warner Bros Interactive developers work on franchises like Batman, Harry Potter, and others, the studios are worth little without the brands.
The email is over three years old, but it reveals Microsoft’s blasé approach to acquisitions and its goals. While its eventual acquisition of Activision Blizzard may have changed its plans, this leaked exchange suggests that Microsoft will not stop until it has absorbed as much of the industry as possible, even targeting Nintendo.
Jedi: Fallen Order and Jedi: Survivor director Stig Asmussen is leaving Respawn Entertainment for unknown reasons. Asmussen had planned a trilogy for Cal Kestis, but it appears another author will need to write it.
Bloomberg reports that an EA spokesperson said: “Stig Asmussen has left Respawn to pursue other adventures, and we wish him the best. Veteran Respawn leaders will lead Star Wars Jedi: Survivor.”
This move is surprising, but Asmussen leaves on a high note. Jedi: Survivor is a great game despite its performance issues, which is rare for a Star Wars game. We’ll see where Asmussen goes, but we’re excited.
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