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LeapFrog Learn & Groove Musical Table
Price : $44.99 $33.49
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: - Learn & Groove with 15 activities and over 40 songs and melodies!
- Activities provide opportunities for baby to explore with a roll, tap, slide or spin.
- Includes a variety of music styles for baby to enjoy.
- Comes with either blue or green legs to attach to table as baby grows.
- Ships in Certified Frustration-Free Packaging
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LeapFrog LeapPad Explorer (Green)
Price : $99.99 $91.99
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: - Introducing LeapPad Explorer, the personalized learning tablet just for kids!
- 100+ games, apps, digital books, videos and flash cards (sold separately, works with all Leapster Explorer games and apps)
- Includes a built-in camera and video recorder, 5" touch screen and 4 apps (Pet Pad, Story Studio, Art Studio and one of your choice)
- 2GB of memory, enabling it to host a robust suite of apps including: ultra eBooks, Story Studio, Art, Animation and Photo studios
- A broad curriculum, with skill levels that automatically adjust to match each child's pace and remember progress
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LeapFrog LeapPad Explorer Carrying Case
Price : $17.99 $13.94
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: - Use this case to protect your LeapPad Explorer learning tablet and take learning fun on the go
- Use this stylish case to hold LeapPad Explorer and 6 game cartridges (cartridges work with LeapPad Explorer and Leapster Explorer systems)
- Appropriate for children ages 4 to 9 years
- Systems and games sold separately
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Use this case to protect your LeapPad Explorer learning tablet and take learning fun on the go.
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•Use this case to protect your LeapPad Explorer learning tablet and take learning fun on the go
•Use this stylish case to hold LeapPad Explorer and 6 game cartridges (cartridges work with LeapPad Explorer and Leapster Explorer systems)
•Appropriate for children ages 4 to 9 years
•Systems and games sold separately
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LeapFrog App Center Download Card (works with LeapPad & Leapster Explorer)
Price : $19.99 $13.95
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: - Use the code on the card to choose from 50+ games, books, videos and more to download to your Leapster Explorer or LeapPad Explorer. Systems sold separately.
- Build reading skills while bringing stories to life in eBooks, and turn reading into fun and games
- Apps that teach skills beyond ABCs, let you animate Disney characters, learn about dental health and hygiene or harmonies and musical parts.
- Put a new spin on learning facts from animals to Spanish vocabulary, with interactive flash cards!
- Add core school skills, sing-along songs and more fun to the mix with award-winning LeapFrog videos! And learn animal facts with a series of Discovery Education videos.
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LeapFrog Shapes And Sharing Picnic Basket
Price : $21.99 $17.40
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: - Appropriate for children ages 6 to 36 months
- Explore shapes and colors/colours with food pieces, and manners and more with fun learning songs
- Lift the basket lid to hear sweet instrumental music and fun sound effects
- Play and learn with a 14-piece picnic set that includes 6 food items, 2 plates, 2 forks, 2 cups, 1 blanket and 1 basket
- Parents can connect to the online LeapFrog Learning Path for customized learning ideas and insights from LeapFrog
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Set a space for fun, learning and sharing! Explore shapes, colors/colours, manners and more.
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Questions & Answers
Question : where can I start learning how to make electronic chips and how to read the diagrams to them?
I need to know if there's a nice setup website or any thing else that will help me understand what different components there are, and there functions. Also if there are any sites for understanding how to read diagrams on putting circuit boards and there components together. Any help will be appreciated.
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What you need is an education, not a website. Modern electronic systems are so complex that manual design is impossible. The field that covers this is Electronic Design Automation, and its primary professional conference is DAC.If you want to start playing around in this area, tell me more about what you want to do and I can help direct you. Amateur radio is a very good medium for this, and that's how I got my start. You can still build simple receivers from transistors, but anything beyond that pretty much requires printed circuit boards. Look for companies offering kits to build the kinds of things you're interested in. The last reference is one example.
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Question : Learning to play on electronic drum set- good or bad idea?
Something along the lines of Roland HD-1. I figured it would save me some space and my neighbors wouldn't hate me as much. I'm wondering if it would be counter-productive to learn on an electronic as opposed to a real set. Seems like they would have a totally different feel.
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They do have a different feel but if you learn on a rubber-headed HD-1 kit you'll actually find it easier to switch to acoustic drums rather than the other way around. Drum skins are much more responsive (although the electronic versions are getting better and better) and you will find that you can 'float' around an acoustic kit better after playing on the HD-1 for a while.One piece of advice though... when you set up your HD-1s try to space and angle the heads to emulate acoustic drums. Your real problem on switching to acoustic would be getting used to a really compact kit and then suddenly having to spread your drums out a lot more.PS Everything I've written refers to the Roland HD-1 kit only. Cheaper electronic kits don't match up and will cause you problems.
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Question : What electronic learning device should I get for my 3 years old?
I am having a hard time deciding what electronic learning device to purchase for my son. Although he loves books he became bored extremely fast with the Tag Junior when he received it last year. He loves playing game apps on my phone. I am wondering on opinions on the iXL learning system by fisherprice? Also the Vtech Vreader or MobiGo? I want something that is educational (but not just educational), something that has games and books.
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Leap Frog (bought from Toys R us) has a learning device (letters), the child choose the letter and it gives the name and sound it makes. Once the child advances then they can form words. i bought several others like Vtech, some too advanced, not advanced enough or wouldn't keep his attention. My son was using graphic design programs (at 5) like (AutoCAD, photoshop, illustrator, isodraw) he was enjoying them a lot more than some of those learning devices so whatever you choose watch to see how long it keeps him/her.
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Question : Should I start learning drums on an electronic kit?
I'm thinking about learning the drums and I'm looking at electronic drum sets. I'm worried that I won't learn properly if I learn on an electronic set. Space is a problem for me (college dorm room) but budget isn't (christmas present). I already have an amp for my guitar, so that's not a problem either. Should I get the electric set?
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Electric kits can make great starter sets! And since you're not too concerned with budget I suggest Roland sets. Keep in mind you need a drum amplifier though, not a guitar one. The guitar speaker isn't mean for anything else other than guitar and wont give you a full sound. You could also plug right into the control panel with a pair of studio headphones.
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Question : What is a good book (paper or electronic) for learning Java?
I am new to Java and don't really know anything about it. I need a good book for beginners.
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there are many books in java for beginnersin my faculty we use Java how to program eighth editionhttp://www.amazon.com/Java-How-Program-Objects-Version/dp/0136053068/ref=pd_bxgy_b_img_aandOb ject-Oriented_Programming_With_Java _book http://cisclub.com/forum/attachment.php?attachmentid=8320&d=1269124799you can use this toohttp://www.4shared.com/file/A9kIHxs2/Fundamentals_of_OOP_and_Data_S.htmand for GUI you can use thishttp://www.4shared.com/document/RLAw0woT/Teach_Your_Self_Java_Programmi.htmhttp://www.mediafire. com/?hkjw2cvzgdmand there is a site for learning javahttp://www.homeandlearn.co.uk/java/java.html
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Question : I would like an electronic learning game for a 9 year old. Most are too young.?
We don't have video games, but would be willing to buy something that is truly education in the math and spelling areas.
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First we must say that the new consoles like the DS or The Wii are truly changing the way we play our games; dont fear this games are truly educational and they really help, and you can also buy games just to play like for any other console.The Big Brain Academy is a game that has been higly rated:http://www.amazon.com/Nintendo-45496737085-Big-Brain-Academy/dp/B000EGELQ4/ref=pd_bbs_1?ie=UTF 8&s=electronics&qid=1196438939&sr=1-1Not is only very educative, but also very fun.You may also like the Wii option:http://www.amazon.com/Big-Brain-Academy-Wii-Degree/dp/B000OAO188/ref=pd_bbs_2?ie=UTF8&s=elect ronics&qid=1196438939&sr=1-2Then you have the Dad of all the educative DS games, Brain Age:http://www.amazon.com/Nintendo-45496737122-Brain-Age/dp/B000EGELP0/ref=tag_dpp_lp_edpp_img_in?ie =UTF8&qid=1196438939&sr=1-2Word Coach is an option more oriented to word skills:http://www.amazon.com/UBI-Soft-My-Word-Coach/dp/B000ME3M5O/ref=tag_dpp_lp_edpp_img_in?ie=UTF8 &qid=1196438939&sr=1-2I hope you find what betters fits you :)
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Question : What is the best book to read to start learning electronic basics?
For practical and personal project purposes. I wouldn't even spend money on a college class for this until I was sure I could pass it first, you see.
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You didn't specify your age, but here are some links that will assist in choosing the right beginning book on electronics for you.Electric Engineeriing 101 (not a textbook)Lessons In Electric Circuits
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Question : Are electronic learning labs a good way to kepp up with what you've learned in electronics?
you know? those ones they sell at radio shack?
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I bought one for my niece. They are pretty basic and kinda limited. Get the biggest one you can afford and you will find that half of the experiments are already too menial for you. You can't modify too much as there is usually one of each type of part. If you really are early in your learning it is an inexpensive place to start.Look into a protoboard and engineering kits. With a bunch of op amps of photo electric parts. Figure out what area you are interested in an look for parts like that.I get stuff off of Ebay to supply my 'habit.' You can buy proto stuff and real industrial equipment often times real cheap. Digikey.com is very good but not cheap. Look for surplus outlets local is best but gateway and industrial liquidators are both on the web.I want to try Electronics Workbench software (www.Ni.com) and build virtual circuits but not ready to pony up the bucks!
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Question : What type of drum set is better to start learning on? Acoustic or electronic?
I am thinking about learning how to play drums. Now, everyone one I know has told me to pick up an e-kit and start with that. However, I read a little bit on-line and many are saying acoustic is the way to go. I was just wondering if any drummers here might be able to help me out. I live in an apartment with a roomy, but she won't mind the noise (or so she says). Any help would be great.
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i think you should maybe start with an electric kiti had an acoustic kit for many years at home but the noise levels were much louder than first expectedafter a while neighbours complained etcetci have recently invested in an electric drum set and it is much more practical for home use and you can apply the same techniques as you would on an acoustic setalso most electric kits have rubber/plastic pads which have a nice rebound which makes playing complex or fast patterns alot easierif your not sure about it i would reccomend a mid range optionif you search for artbiter xtd102 i think its a great starting point because you are able to change sounds and play along to pre set songs on the brain and it is a very reasonable pricelet me know how you get on and if you need any other advice id be happy to help :)
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Question : Does anyone know a good electronic kanji dictionary useful for learning Japanese?
I need one that you can write on to find kanji I don't know, & provides the meaning, reading, and examples of the kanji used in words. Do you know a good electronic kanji dictionary that has these features? Thanks. Brand name will be helpful, so I can find it.
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I use http://www.animelab.com/anime.manga/dictionary
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