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LeapPad Ultra is the latest release from LeapFrog of the ever popular kid's tablet. And this latest installment doesn't disappoint like LeapPad2 did last year. It appears that LeapFrog finally address a lot of the complaints about the previous two iteration of the LeapPad.
Here is a comparison of the most important features between the LeapPad2 and LeapPad Ultra:
LeapPad2
LeapPad Ultra
Recommended Age
3-9 yrs
4-9 years
Touch Screen
5" Resistive Touch
7" Light-Touch
Screen Reolution
480x272
1024x600
Processor
550MHz
800MHz
On-Board Memory
4GB
8GB
Wi-Fi
-
Yes, Kid-Safe
Motion Sensor
Yes
Yes
Cameras
2MP Photos
240P Videos
2MP Photos 480P Videos
MP3 Player
Sold Separately
Built-In
Rechargable Battery
Sold Separately
Built-In Lithium-Ion
AC Adapter
-
Included
Peer-to-Peer Play*
-
Included
While the new tablet has a recommended age increase of 1 year, probably because of the larger screen size or weight, the amount of new features is just awesome. Bigger screen with almost 3x the resolution. 50% increase in computing power and double the storage. Wi-Fi finally exists! Built-in MP3 player and Lithium-ion battery! And lastly, the ability for little ones to play each other over the Wi-Fi with the Peer-to-Peer Play feature, *but will be dependent on game support. Now the price is a 50% increase going from $100 to $150, but with everything inside the machine and not accessory upgradeable, this will make mom and dad's job much simpler. Everything will exist in one complete package. The only downside I see with the Ultra is the 2MP Photos. This very poor and doesn't leave the little one's with very good photos to save. Would have been nice to see a 5MP photos and slightly better video. It will just disappointing when our little one's look back in 20 years to see what they thought was cool but look so terrible.
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