Coinciding with World Children's Day, Wolder has announced the launch of the miTab YUMMY, its first children's tablet, which follows the line of smartphones launched more than a week ago.
A 7-inch tablet coming accompanied by a green silicone sleeve, resistant to scratches and small bumps, and that has Android 4.1, adapted for educational and recreational use for the little ones in the house.
The price of the miTab YUMMY tablet may be the highlight, since for 89 euros you can have a device with which your children They will be able to have a children's library in their hands with titles such as "The Jungle Book", "Alice in Wonderland", "Pinocchio", "The Little Mermaid", "Peter Pan", "Tales of the Brothers Grimm" or "The Adventures of Tom Sawyer." Essential readings in the education of our children and that will stimulate their imagination and creativity, something very important at this stage of their lives.
Apart from the inclusion of an important children's library, the miTab YUMMY tablet includes other preloaded content such as interactive games, an agenda to organize your schedules and a selection of the best Android applications for children.
School schedules with the Wolder miTAB YUMMY
The reality is that when talking about a children's tablet, preloaded software is more necessary than hardware itself, and here is another point where miTab YUMMY stands out.
In this tablet made by a Spanish company, you can also find parental control and a secure password lock, which guarantees that you can have access to adjustment elements and control over the contents.
In the hardware you will find a 9 Ghz Cortex A1 processor, 1GB of RAM, a front camera and a 2MP rear camera, 4GB internal memory expandable with microSD up to 32GB and a 2.200 mAh battery.
For the price of € 89 you can not demand more from a tablet that is focused to the little ones of the house, and that it will offer well-chosen software for the education of your children and that also has a playful aspect so that they can enjoy their leisure hours.
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I have a doubt from the ignorance… I read that it has Android, but this implies that you can install all the applications from the Play Store? For example, I want to give my daughter a tablet, but in addition to this parental control and the children's interface, I would like to be able to install games like Angry birds or some other learning application that she already uses on my mobile phone. Is it possible with this tablet? Thanks a lot.