How much memory a tablet has affects how much content can be stored on it. As such as cameras increase in resolution, the amount of memory the resulting videos and photographs take up also increases. The LeapFrog Epic comes with 16 gigabytes (GB) of internal memory, which is currently still above average for a child’s… Continue reading How Much Memory Does the LeapFrog Epic Have?
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What Ports Does the LeapFrog Epic Have?
Ports are one of the primary means by which tablets communicate and connect to accessories and other devices, the others being WiFi and Bluetooth. The LeapFrog Epic has a 3.5mm stereo jack suitable for headphones as well as a micro USB port. It also has a memory card slot, which can expand the available memory… Continue reading What Ports Does the LeapFrog Epic Have?
Can the Google Play Store be Accessed on the LeapFrog Epic?
The Google Play store is the largest store for Android apps and content around, and the largest app store for any apps. With the LeapFrog Epic being an Android tablet, or at least based on a version of 4.4 KitKat, unlike the majority of LeapFrog’s tablets, it might be thought that Google Play could be… Continue reading Can the Google Play Store be Accessed on the LeapFrog Epic?
Which Tablet is Better, the Sprout Channel Cubby or the LeapPad Platinum?
The Sprout Channel Cubby and the LeapPad Platinum are both 7″ tablets designed for children, but they are very different items. Both tablets screen’s have the same resolution, 1024×600 pixels. The Cubby has a protective silicone bumper to reduce the chance of the tablet being damaged if it is dropped, whilst the Platinum has a… Continue reading Which Tablet is Better, the Sprout Channel Cubby or the LeapPad Platinum?
Tablet Comparison: Contixo Kids Q102 vs LeapPad Platinum
The Contixo Kids Q102 is a tablet designed for children, and the LeapPad Platinum is a children’s educational tablet made by LeapFrog. The Contixo tablet is larger, having a 10.1″ screen – larger than standard – with a 1024×600 pixel resolution. The Platinum is a more standard 7″ tablet and also has a resolution of… Continue reading Tablet Comparison: Contixo Kids Q102 vs LeapPad Platinum
Which is Better, the LeapPad Platinum or the LeapPad Ultra?
The LeapPad Platinum and the LeapPad Ultra are both 7″ educational tablets designed for children made by LeapFrog, with the Platinum being a newer model than the Ultra. Both tablets have a 1024×600 pixel resolution touchscreen displays, and both have been specifically designed to be used by children, with cases intended to help protect the… Continue reading Which is Better, the LeapPad Platinum or the LeapPad Ultra?
Tablet Comparison: LeapPad Platinum vs. LeapPad Glo
The LeapPad Platinum and the LeapPad Glo are both educational tablets designed for children from LeapFrog. There are quite a few differences between the two tablets, though. The Platinum is a 7″ tablet with a 1024×600 pixel resolution screen, whilst the Glo is only a 5″ tablet and the resolution of its screen is only… Continue reading Tablet Comparison: LeapPad Platinum vs. LeapPad Glo
Tablet Comparison: LeapPad Platinum vs LeapPad 3
The LeapPad Platinum and the LeapPad 3 are both children’s educational tablets from LeapFrog. The 3 has a 5″ multi-touch capacitive screen with a resolution of 480×272 pixels, whilst the Platinum is a 7″ tablet with a resolution of 1024×600, also with a multi-touch capacitive screen. Both tablets run on LeapFrog’s own operating system, rather… Continue reading Tablet Comparison: LeapPad Platinum vs LeapPad 3
Which Tablet is Better, the LeapPad Platinum or the InnoTab MAX?
The LeapPad Platinum from LeapFrog and the InnoTab MAX from VTech are both 7″ educational tablets designed for children. There are differences between the two tablets, of course, as well as similarities. The screen resolutions of both tablets is identical at 1024×600 pixels. Both tablets are built with children in mind, with custom-designed cases intended… Continue reading Which Tablet is Better, the LeapPad Platinum or the InnoTab MAX?
What Age is the LeapPad Platinum Suitable For?
One question that parents have when it comes to selecting a suitable tablet for their children is the appropriate ages that the tablet is suitable for. The recommended age range for the LeapPad Platinum is 3-9 years old. As the Platinum is an educational tablet, and the available content is definitely linked to educational needs,… Continue reading What Age is the LeapPad Platinum Suitable For?