i-Que, a rechargeable, battery-operated personal robot, is the first of its kind to utilize text-to-speech technology and voice recognition. Equipped with a new 16-bit microprocessor, i-Que stores an incredible amount of information in a small amount of space. Its knowledge base is impressive and will continue to expand with increased interaction. Partners such as Merriam-Webster and Encyclopaedia Britannica have supplied tons of fun, educational content. More than 80,000 words from Merriam-Webster’s Intermediate Dictionary, the Word of the Day, This Day in History, Biography of the Day, and Animal of the Day are all stored in i-Que’s permanent memory. Additionally, Encyclopaedia Britannica, Inc. has supplied data slices from the Britannica Elementary Encyclopedia on Space, US History, and World Geography contained in accessory cartridges, each sold separately for $24.99. I-Que will be available starting Summer 2006.
Scale the climbing wall and slide through the water-spraying arch into the connected splash pool. With the included continuous- airflow blower motor, the pool and slide inflate in two minutes. With a garden hose connected to the top of the slide, water will spray down so kids can slide into the pool. Heavy-duty Dura-Tech construction ensures lasting strength and durability. Includes 1 Inflatable Water Slide, 1 Blower Motor, 3 Blower Ground Stakes, 1 Water Spraying Hose Assembly, 6 Water Slide Ground Stakes + 1 Extra, 1 Carrying Bag, 1 Repair Kit (Glue for repair kit). Safety Warning - use with adult supervision.
The playset comes with a barnyard, a windmill, a farm truck, a cow, a horse, an elephant and more. Each item in the set is made from a specially formulated, recycled plastic. Launch date: Fall 2008.
The playset includes a train station, train tracks, train and more. The set is made of a specially formulated, recycled plastic and comes in a 100% recycled package. Launch date: Fall 2008.
The touch-screen television doubles as a table. The unit contains software that is both educational and entertaining, including games such as bowling or trivia, drawing capabilities, a built in dock for the Wii, a video encyclopedia and much more.
The pony measures 13” x 7” x 12-3/4” and consists of three motors, 19 points of articulation, four touch sensors, light and motion sensors, proximity sensors and an infrared sensor. Its front and rear legs, tail, head and ears all move. The pony comes with a wireless transmitter, magnetic ball and bone. Launch date: Fall 2007.
This kit introduces kids to physics and chemistry through fun with bubbles. The Lab features a battery-powered fan and smoke generator which allow kids to create smoke filled bubbles, bubbles inside of bubbles, square bubbles and more.
Kids can make sticky, runny, thick, bouncy goo, slime and other fun substances with this motorized Goo Maker. They add the included safe powders and liquid polymers into the mixing chamber and within minutes the Goo Maker dispenses a goo-like matter into the included cup. Goo Maker also comes with measuring devices and test tubes. Launch date: August 2007.
Kids can challenge a friend to a race, scale the climbing wall of this huge 21’3”-long slide, and slide down the two steep drops, through the cascading waterfalls into the giant splash pool. The Double Drop Raceway inflates in less than three minutes with the included continuous-airflow blower motor and easily attaches to any hose for a powerful water spray. The heavy-duty Dura-Tech construction ensures lasting strength and durability while the constant airflow helps resist small tears and punctures. The product was named one of Toy Wishes Hot Dozen toys for Summer 2007. Launch date: Spring 2007.
Color Stream Blaster is the only water gun that utilizes Color Infusion Technology, allowing kids to spray powerful torrents of colored water at each other while keeping parents worry-free. The non-toxic, non-staining formula is easily removed from clothing. The Color Stream Blaster propels colored water up to 30 feet and comes with two Color Jet Cartridges that fill 20 tanks each. Launch date: February 2007.