TORONTO, June 25, 2013 /CNW/ -LeapFrogEnterprises, Inc. (NYSE:LF), the leader in children's learning tablets, today announced the launch of the ultimate kids' learning tablet, LeapPad Ultra. The new ...

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Once upon a time, this frog was a prince. About three years ago, educational toy maker LeapFrog Enterprises Inc. was enjoying its status as an industry darling. Its stock was trading at about $47 a ...

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Leapfrog's LeapPad is the tablet and content ecosystem of choice for the preschool set, but CEO John Barbour is expecting an attack from the Android army. The children's' learning company reported ...

If you've got little ones of your own, you're probably familiar with LeapFrog's various learning devices for children. Since last year, the company stepped things up a notch by offering up its LeapPad ...

LeapFrog has been making some really interesting and high-tech learning toys for kids for a long time. These toys are often a little geek's first foray into the world of gadgets and electronics. The ...

Leap Frog’s new handheld Didj Custom Gaming System ($90) is so much fun to play, kids barely realize they’re learning! It’s much more than a handheld game– it’s an amazing learning tool. The Didj ...

LeapPad2 includes front-and-back cameras and video recorders, a faster processor, more memory, longer battery life and features a library of hundreds of educational games, music, videos, eBooks and ...

Designed just for kids, the new must-have LeapPad Ultra is the only children's tablet with an integrated kid-safe web browser and a learning library of 800+ educator-approved games, apps and more ...

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