The LeapFrog LeapTV games console, which combines Wii and Kinect-like active gameplay with educational content, is set to be a big hit this Christmas. Gizmag recently spent some time playing with ...

LeapFrog Enterprises is launching a video game console for children with an educational twist — games approved by those who teach kids.. The LeapTV costs $150 when it debuts this fall with more ...

The LeapFrog LeapTV is a games console for 3-8 year-olds. 4 / 5. Pointer Play games on the LeapFrog LeapTV use motion controllers and their LED pointers to convert movement into gameplay. 5 / 5.

LeapFrog has just announced two new kid-friendly devices due to launch this summer: the LeapPad2 tablet and LeapsterGS handheld game system.

“Children learn best when they are having fun, and they love being able to play with their favorite characters while working together with friends or siblings to meet a common goal,” said Dr. Jody ...

LeapFrog is making its own game console aimed at keeping kids safe and active. by Alexa Ray Corriea. Jul 15, 2014, 9:15 PM UTC ...

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Children’s technology company LeapFrog has announced its latest product, a games console to promote learning while gaming. LeapFrog is aiming the LeapTV games console at 3-8 year-olds who may ...

Ian Duke’s beloved game system went to two children who’d spent four years in homeless shelters. Accessibility statement Skip to main content Democracy Dies in Darkness ...

LeapFrog Enterprises (NYSE:LF) is creating a video game console that will focus on appealing to children. The Emeryville, California-based educational entertainment company is the creative force ...

LeapFrog aims for the little-kid console market with LeapTV, adding motion controls and active gaming to its educationally-targeted entertainment philosophy. We got to try it out for a few minutes.

LeapFrog’s own parents survey showed that 91 percent of parents with kids ages 3 to 8 say their child uses a mobile device. And 64 percent have a tablet designed for an adult, and 57 percent ...