"This is a bionic eye that magnifies everyday things 200 times on the television. So it really makes ordinary, everyday things look extraordinary. There are so many things that kids can explore that are not visible with the human eye. So, for example, there is micro writing on money."
The price under 50 dollars. If you've got a young would be scientist old enough to use a computer, Digital Blue makes the QX5 and Smithsonian branded digital microscopes. They can save those magnified images or even video to a PC or Mac. They sell for about a hundred fifty dollars. For younger kids…VTech has updated its V.Smile line of learning video game machines…
"And it's been updated with a new sing along microphone as well as a joystick that now has a writing pad a stylus."
Marketing director Samara Tuchband. You can find the V.Smile TV Learning System selling for under fifty dollars. They even make a model designed for children as young as 9 months. You can find us on the Web at bootcamp.com. Bloomberg Boot Camp, I'm Fred Fishkin.