Today our good friends over at Woot! are selling the Leapfrog Didj, a low cost educational toy aimed at little kids. Lucky for hackers out there, the Didj is actually a linux device, and gaining ...

Leap Frog’s new handheld Didj Custom Gaming System ($90) is so much fun to play, kids barely realize they’re learning! It’s much more than a handheld game– it’s an amazing learning tool. The Didj ...

Tired of messing with the hardware of the Didj you picked up? Now you can use it for gaming on that last road trip of the summer. A Game Boy Advanced emulator has been ported for use on both the Didj ...

Touted as the first customizable educational gaming system, Leapfrog’s handheld Didj ($89.99, requires four AA batteries) is a logical maturation of the company’s preschool product, the Leapster. The ...

They aren't quite ready to ship, but LeapFrog's big-boy-and-girl gaming / learning handhelds are finally up for pre-order over on the outfit's website. For those who missed the February introduction, ...

Today, LeapFrog pulled the veil off of two handhelds aimed at edu-taining kids who are still too young for an iPod, a cellphone and maybe even a Nintendo DS. The Leapster2 is a $70 streamlined, ...

We take a first look at the LeapFrog Didj, a portable gaming console and learning tool.

Educational activities on Hannah Montana ($29.99) for Leapfrog’s Didj Custom Gaming System are like a good teen pop song — short and sweet. Mimicking story lines through images from the hit Disney ...

Heads-up kiddos! LeapFrog is out to swipe even more of that allowance with a pair of all new web-connected handhelds. Up first is the Leapster2, which now boasts a sleeker form factor and the ability ...

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