This interactive children´s keypad and screen comes with eleven different activities that promote improved penmanship, including a “create your own animation” learning game and two drawing games that teach kids how to make 30 facial features, 50 familiar objects, and five free-hand pictures. It comes with a letter and number formation reference book as well.

This bilingual laptop has 48 fun learning activities in English and Spanish. There's a switch for easy selection between the two languages. The QWERTY keyboard encourages correct typing. The product aims to help kids learn vocabulary grammar, math, trivia, logic, music and drawing. Launch date: October 2009.

This laptop has 60 educational activities in English and Spanish, and a working microphone allows kids to sing along to their favorite songs. Interactive funny games are designed by using the microphone or directional joystick. It's created to help kids learn upper and lower case letters, math, logic, music and singing. Launch date: October 2009.

This product is bilingual (English/Spanish) with a total of 140 activities. All activities are designed with a Web-browser format and user-friendly screen-scrolling function to enhance young users' computer skills. It has built-in, one-touch keys for direct access to main modes with real laptop simulated applications included. It's created to help kids learn grammar, math, drawing, logic, music, translation and personal organization. "[A] unique circular touch panel allows for quick file search," Jackie Tam, senior sales manager for Hanzawa, told TDmonthly. Launch date: October 2009.

This Learning Center can connect to TV or unplug for portable fun. It includes a start-up learning book, a game cartridge, and a double-side learning card. It features a large drawing area and creations can be saved or printed out, as it supports SD cards. It's designed to help kids learn vocabulary, letter and number formation, math, translation, music, drawing and trivia. "The built-in, non-touch technology allows detection of your location and movement even you are not touching the drawing area with the stylus," Jackie Tam, senior sales manager for Hanzawa, told TDmonthly. Launch date: October 2009.

This early learning bilingual computer teaches English and Spanish. It includes uppercase and lowercase letters, 48 activities (24 in each language), two mouse keys and an LCD screen. It features a friendly interactive voice, animated pictures, a built-in electronic synthesizer and a portable, lightweight design.

This drawing pad plugs into the TV and features bright, colorful backgrounds and a pop-up drawing tool menu. It is designed for small hands and includes an easy-grip stylus pen and color palette with 180 colors.