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July 2009 Notable Toys — Electronics-Accessories

By TDmonthly Staff

The Jing Joe Cooling/Warming Infant Pad
From: PATONGCO LLC INC.

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Age Range: 0 to 3
Launch Date: February 2009
Gender: Boys And Girls

Category:

Electronics-Accessories
Vehicles - Accessories
Safety

The Jing Joe Cooling/Warming Infant Pad is a 9.5" x 14" nylon pad with a built-in fan that draws in ambient air and delivers it out the front mesh spacer. The pad is design to fit easily in a car seat, stroller, swing or bouncer to provide a cushion of air for a child to sit up against that will keep them dry and comfortable without compromising the safety. "[An] opening on each side of the pad accommodates [the] shoulder strap so as not to compromise intended safety features, and also allows use of accessories, such as [the] padded head support and shoulder strap padding. Adjustment to the shoulder straps is required depending on size of the child," Anthony Tong, president of PaTongco LLC, told TDmonthly. The Jing Joe has received the following awards: 2009 Mom's Best Award; 2009 The Toy Man Seal of Approval; 2009 The Toy Man Award of Excellence; and 2009 The Toy Man Editor's Choice. Launch date: February 17, 2009.

The MobiCam AV Internet Kit works when the video camera with microphone transmits picture and sound wirelessly to the MobiCam AV’s receiver. Using a USB cable, the picture and sound are input to the computer’s USB input, and read by the MobiCam Anywhere Software. The MobiCam Anywhere Software broadcasts the full-motion images and sound from the Camera in real time to a personalized, secure website that the user creates. The picture and sound can then be accessed by using any PC’s Internet browser — from anywhere in the world — simply by accessing the personalized website or by using any Windows Media Player capable cell phone or PDA. "It provides live audio/video streaming. The motion sensor settings will send you e-mails or text messages alerting you that motion has been detected," Andrew Buckband, national sales manager for MOBI Technologies, told TDmonthly. Launch date: 2009.

Game Vault is the second generation from the original Game Chamber. The Game Vault is a storage organizer designed to prevent the loss of games. "The Game Vault makes the child put back the game they are playing before another game will come out. This prevents the game finding [its] way under the car seat, couch or on the plane ... sav[ing] parent hundreds of dollars," Michael Rosenberg, CEO of Daze Products, told TDmonthly. Launch date: March 2009.