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Seemed unfortunately successful in its advertising. Have a brother in first grade who is a champion at using my iPhone and iPad to play games and look up dinosa
by textminer 14y ago
Seemed unfortunately successful in its advertising. Have a brother in first grade who is a champion at using my iPhone and iPad to play games and look up dinosaur pictures and videos. Suggested to my stepmom he get an iPad mini or Nexus 7 for Christmas, but she had already bought him a MEEP (at his request). What a shame. Kids can (and should) learn real computing devices. Giving them locked-down, "child-friendly" devices is a disservice to both them and the society they'll one day be adults in.
( - Pretty sure that learning Logo, QBasic, DOS, and Telnet/Winsock during grade school in 90's is the only reason I'm an employed programmer now.)
- MichaelGG 14y agoI'm not sure what parents see in these toy-looking tablets. My daughter's had a Galaxy Tab since it came out and she was three. No problems figuring it out whatsoever.