Sleek high tech looking tablet with 21 smooth touch icons. Tablet has 4 activities to learn about Dinosaurs and 15 dinosaurs to discover – just like in the Smithsonian Museum. earn their names, hear their sounds, learn what their diet was and more fun information. Launch Date:  September 2012.

Kids can learn about colors, quantities, observation skill and more with Arthur’s Little TV. One infra-red remote and 4 double sided scene cards + 1 default scene card for 9 total fun scenes to interact with. Insert card into TV and start playing with fun discover and questions about each scene. Touch one of 6 Arthur characters on the remote to answer. Launch Date:  September 2012.

Part of the hands-on line of Silly Sam & Friends talking role-play toys, this is a shape sorter with personality. Kids press on his nose or push the front door to insert something and let him talk. There are four shapes, each with a different color and representing a different material to recycle. There are two modes of play. This product is not in the mass market, according to Kelly Christensen, Director of Sales, Kidz Delight. Launch date: May 15, 2010.

Silly Sam Broom is part of hands-on line of Silly Sam & Friends talking role-play toys. Kids sweep and move the bristles or press the nose to hear one of six random speech and sound effects. Awards: American Baby Toy of the Year, Dr. Toy's 100 Best Children's Products. Launch date: 2002.

“Lights and sounds” teach phonics using visual and auditory stimuli to gently encourage and direct a child’s learning. Child can learn even if at pre-reading level. Key illustrations are ideal for preschool age. Features 8 fun activities including letter names, letter sounds, spelling, numbers and memory, 26 backlit alphabet keys to guide and correct a child’s learning, a repeat button, and take-along handle.

Datamax ii is a high tech computer using touch screen technology with 40 full activities, a high resolution screen of 3744 pixels, and multicolor light emitting diodes seen through the cabinet. Datamax ii enables the user to interact with the unit by simple touch with the stylus or use of their fingers to select items such as subjects, games and answers. Some new features include high quality animations, back to school programs, homework helper, learning data activities, and games. Supports English, Spanish, and French.

Kids will learn animal names, sounds, numbers and colors, as well as discover animal names in a foreign language. The toy also includes play elements that will help kids develop their fine motor skills: a sliding sheep, a spinning wheel, a sliding dog, a rotating hen and an opening door. With each movement, speech or sound is triggered. “Explore the Farm includes six different game modes to make it age-appropriate and evolutionary,” Am Curet of Kidz Delight told TDmonthly. Launch date: Fall 2008.

The toy features seven fun activities including Animal Names, Animal Sounds and Animal Homes, with cute images, colored lights and great sound effects. It’s a “high quality electronic laptop toy focus[ed] on animal learning,” Am Curet of Kidz Delight told TDmonthly. Launch date: Fall 2008.

The must-have handheld learning and fun game unit, Evolution Max for Girls includes 28 games and six cool tools including a phone and address book, notepad and calculator.

When a child opens this early-learning laptop, his or her reflection will magically appear on the screen. Kids can learn and play with ABCs, 123s, colors, shapes, animal names, sounds and melodies. This product won a 2007 iParenting Media Award. Launch date: June 2007.

Designed for ages 18 months and up, this set of five cubes — featuring pet, insect, sea animals, wild animals and farm animals themes — allow children to learn 30 animal names and sounds. It features Discovery and Quiz game modes with great sounds and graphics, and includes a cube storage bag. “The amount of developmental content” makes this product unique, Don Light of Kidz Delight told TDmonthly. Launch date: April 2007.

This is a unique memory-matching game that challenges kids to find matching pairs by answering questions. It includes 10 double-sided learning activity cards that can be inserted in the plastic holder. Removing the 12 plastic pawns reveals each of 12 colorful graphics to be memorized. It includes 240 card side topics and 20 activities in varying difficulty levels. The game comes in a colorful try-me box package, and the plastic holder has a card-storage compartment on back. Batteries are included.