LeapFrog Didj Handheld

The LeapFrog Didj Handheld is a hand held educational video game console for children ages six to ten. It has online capabilities, and allows parents to monitor their children's activities. The games are designed to relate to schoolwork the children are involved in. Content can be customized, and each child can create his or her own avatar. The LeapFrog Didj Handheld is in part designed for children who have outgrown the Leapster2. Games slated to debut along with the Didj include a Star Wars game connected with The Clone Wars animated film, an Indiana Jones game and a game based on Pixar's new summer film Wall-E.

Fast Facts

1. Age range: Six to ten
2. Price: $89.99
3. Software: $29.99 each
4. Ships: July, 2008
5. Content: Customizable
6. Screen: 3.2-inch
7. Resolution: 320 x 240
8. Processor: 393MHz ARM9
9. Flash Memory: 256MB
10. Competitor: Nintendo DS

LeapFrog Fast Facts

1. Based in: Emeryville, California
2. Founded: 1995
3. Founder: Michael Wood
4. Went public: July 25, 2002
5. Niche: Educational toys

Other LeapFrog Products

1. ClickStart My First Computer
2. LeapFrog Didj Handheld
3. LeapFrog Learn & Groove
4. LeapFrog Tag
5. LeapFrog Crammer Study and Sound System
6. LittleTouch LeapPad Learning System
7. Fly Fusion Pentop Computer
8. Brightlings Exploration Station

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