This is the most expensive of the kids' tablets, and the one most resembling things like the Apple iPad or Samsung Galaxy that an adult might use.
It runs the Android operating software used on many smartphones. But with this tablet aimed at ages one and up, the Vinci Tab comes encased in a kind of protective bumper.
Like the others, it comes with some children's content preloaded and more items on sale online. The hardware includes a camera, and a rechargable battery under the hood.
"The Vinci Tab had the best display and touch-screen interface of the toy tablets, but was otherwise not a standout performer in lab tests and it costs much more than the other tested tablets," Consumer Reports says. It said the cost starts at $390 (for a version with 4 gigabytes of media storage, and some $90 more for an 8GB version.
This tablet has no microphone, nor does it have a stylus for pointing. But again, reviewers said its touch screen is very responsive.
