The VTech Inno tablet for kidsPhoto: VTech Tablet computers is arguably the hottest electronics category in recent memory, and not just for grownups: Kids love tablets, too.

Pitched to kids age four to nine, the InnoTab comes with a suite of apps, which Vtech says include "creative activities, an MP3 music player, photo viewer, video player, alarm clock, calculator ...

More than at any other time of the year, people feel the need to stay connected to friends and family around the winter holidays. This used to, and for many people still does, produce the family ...

Billionaire toymaker Allan Wong's VTech is putting more and more microchip firepower into the hands of younger and younger kids. Parents like it.

In Consumer Reports’ first-ever evaluation of kid cameras, two models—the VTech Kidizoom, $40; and the Lego Camera, $60—-stood out among the five models reviewed.

VTech is about to release the InnoTab 2, its latest tablet computer for kids, which features a five-inch touchscreen, camera, video and MP3 players.

Says VTech's chairman Allan Wong: “The positive way of looking at it is that we have a tremendous amount of room for growth.” (Please click here to read a profile of Allan Wong and VTech in ...

VTech Kidizoom Camera: Of the kid cameras tested, this model had the best image quality, though only by a slight margin; however, when enlargements were printed, detail was among the worst.

The VTech Kidizoom Camera lets toddlers and small children "be like mommy" by shooting stills with a ruggedized camera just for them. Whimsical overlays and games round out the entertainment value.