VINCI Tablet Review – Inspire Your Little Geniuses
posted by Stacie on January 29, 2013
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For years, I have let technology come to my children rather than just handing it to them. My husband and I have always been early adopters. We bought the $900 DVD player when it first came out. We had computers, cellphones, iPod's way before other people had them. My husband and I are technology-obsessed.
However, with our children, we wanted them to ask us for technology. Ask us and really want the tablets or iPod's or whatever seemed most interesting to them. As a result, we have three children that would rather play outside any day over any type of video game.
Don't get me wrong, they still play with technology. They just don't beg for it or take it everywhere with them.
One of the things that worry me about my youngest (she is 5) is that she desperately wants to be just like her older siblings. Giving her a tablet scared me because I honestly had no idea what she would do with it. What websites she would try to visit.
Then we the VINCI tablet arrived.
ABOUT THE VINCI TABLET
VINCI Learning Systems integrate the latest mobile technology, powered by Android, 3D animation and capacitive touchscreen to engage children in a fun learning experience.
VINCI provides technology-assisted Learning solutions for home and school. Designed specifically for young children to help them achieve academic success, VINCI education programs, which include award winning VINCI Curriculum and Devices, guides for parents and teachers, allow parents and educators to follow a play-based learning structure to prepare children for a world of challenges and opportunities.
The three levels of VINCI Curriculum, including The Curious, The Confident, and The Capable, are especially tailored to accommodate the different aspects of a child's developing mind by helping her/him build Thinking Skills; Social & Emotional Understanding; Language & Literacy Abilities; Math & Logical Reasoning; Science; and General Knowledge.
So what do we think? While I wouldn't call it obsessed, I would call it love. My daughter brings her tablet everywhere with her. And I mean everywhere.
The picture above is my daughter playing with the tablet. She was home sick from school and playing on her tablet was the only thing that brought a smile to her face all day. She can do everything on her tablet. There is no frustration like when she plays on her brothers iPad. On the iPad, she finds that she has to stop or exit out of programs because she doesn't know what to do.
I love that out of the box, I didn't have to figure out what was appropriate for her and what was not. Everything was perfect for her. When she is frustrated with other games on her brother's iPad, she frequently brings it to me asking me to help her. This doesn't happen with the VINCI tablet.
Instead I go to her and ask her to show me what she is doing. It is amazing to me how much she understand and how well she is doing. All of this is because (well besides being a genius) the VINCI tablet was made just for her.
VINCI TUTORIAL: INSPIRE THE GENIUS
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The tablet-based learning system created by VINCI for the early years of childhood education is reasonably priced and can be found Toys R Us for $199.
We were provided with a tablet for review purposes.
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I prefer the Kindle Fire HD. The interface is great and it’s very easy to use. Check out its Amazon page(http://amzn.to/11SRHbE) if you want to compare what they bring to the table.
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I prefer the Kindle Fire HD. The interface is great and it’s very easy to use. Check out its Amazon page(http://amzn.to/11SRHbE) if you want to compare what they bring to the table.