The eight inch DreamTab is meant for smaller hands, and will include children-friendly content, including drawing lessons from animators.
These days, children as young as two know how to use their parents’ tablets.
So DreamWorks Animation decided to partner with technology company Fuhu to launch a tablet that meets their needs, reports nytimes.com.
The eight-inch DreamTab is meant for smaller hands, and will include child-friendly content such as drawing lesson apps from animators. It’s set to launch in Spring 2014 and will come with an approximate retail price of $300.
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