TinyTap vs KidX Classbox

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KidX Classbox is designed for children 3 to 8 years old and will teach fundamental mathematics based on Montessori, Brain and Logic training based on Harvard and National Insitute of Health. It is an interactive educational toy that bridges physical play with online interactive learning on a tablet. KidX blends the best of online learning with offline play allowing children to learn any time anywhere. The KidX device is simple to use. Simply turn it on, connect to your tablet and start learning (and playing!) Online lessons also prompt a child for offline interaction.