zoglog - (December 13, 2004) The robo sapien from a construction stand point is relatively well made. (We even rammed the woot remote controlled car into it for awhile while it was walking and were unable to tip it.) The parts do not feel to flimsy and there is nothing there for kids to swallow or really hurt themselves with assuming they play with a decent amount of responsibility. The operation is relatively simple with an IR remote to the robot with the buttons labeled with 3 seperate set of commands, which are accessed using a shift key. The asthetic appeal of the robot is rather pleasing and the size is impressive. All I got to say is when I was a child I really wish there was a toy this cool around. I can imagine

kkilpatrick - (November 19, 2006) We were able to buy the zoombox on sale for $200, at this price the projector is a no brainer- buy it! Initial setup was quick, although it took me a few minutes to get the focus to a good level, once we were happy with the picture, it performed as advertised. This is not a product for die-hard gamers or videophiles, it is a great budget product for family movie night, kids parties and teenage gaming. I would recommend a set of cheap external speakers with a sub-woofer to enhance the experience. If buy this with all these points in mind you will not be disapointed, however if you are trying to compare this to the quality of 800$-2000$ projector, forget it. One final note: The ult

COOPER336 - (January 09, 2006) THIS IS A GREAT PRODUCT! THE PROJECTOR PRODUES A BRIGHTER IMAGE THAN YOU THINK! FOR THE PROJECTOR TO BE AT ITS BRIGHTEST, YOU REALLY NEED TO BE IN A COMPLETELY DARKENED ROOM. I WOULD NOT RECCOMEND THIS PRODUCT TO BUISINESS MEN WHO DO PRESENTATIONS. I WOULD RECCOMEND THIS PROJECTOR TO PEOPLE LOOKING FOR A LOW COST PROJECTOR. GOOD VALUE!!!!!!!!

digitaldiva - (06/23/2009) We got this for my 3 year old for Christmas, he loves to take pictures with my "old, spare" digital camera and actually does a pretty good job for his age. He doesn't like the dual view finder on the Kid Tough Camera, and the button to take a picture is in an odd location as well. He always wants to turn the camera around backwards to use it. The pictures are very low resolution, and the flash doesn't work that well. Considering the price, I would probably have thought of getting him a "real" camera that was cheap and see if it lasted a while instead of spending the money on something that doesn't take a picture worth looking keeping.

sachinzen - (06/22/2009) Hi, I bought it and it was functional until I connected it to Laptop for connecting online. It asked for update and then it start keep on asking "Your DIDJ needs tune up". I searched on internet and found that its a common problem with everyone. I don't know why LeapFrog is not paying attention. I contacted their support and they suggested to return it. Thanks

jreule - (06/18/2009) The rules for the game were a little different from original risk. If you are not a Risk player, it is a game that can take a significant amount of time, so not for younger players. Everyone in the family from ages 10-55 enjoyed playing this new version of an old favorite.