The KidiBuzz looks like a durable tablet for kids. I like the rotatable front and back camera, and that there are physical buttons on the front of the tablet.
It also looks easier for kids to hold than most 7 inch tablets.
Same, I never see commercials for Leapfrog anymore. But, it is probably cheaper for Leapfrog to send thousands of tablets to Toy reviewers on YouTube, and other sites compared to buying ads on TV, magazines, and the websites.
I agree, Leapfrog probably have a big enough following where buying more ads may not help get more fans.
Leapfrog may get more buyers by spending their money on making more kids apps, and games for their tablets, and adding more features like a nicer screen and faster performance which kids want.
If Leapfrog does not include good apps and games, it may end up like failed tablets like the HP Touchpad, Blackberry Playbook, and Windows 8 tablets which never became popular because they don't have enough good apps, and games like iPad, and Android tablets.
