HiPiKids Technology Launches Kids' Netbook at 2010 Int'l CES

2010 CES (International Consumer Electronics Show) opened in Las Vegas in the US on January 7, and HiPiKids Technology, attending the four-day event for the first time, launched the new product HiPiTOUCH, a computer designed specially for children.

 

 

The computer for kids features touch screen and convenient hand-held size and is equipped with Atom processor, Intel's smallest and lowest power chip, which enables a new generation of powerful and energy-efficient devices with extra long standby time at affordable prices. The functions of the computer include cable network, WiFi, and 3G-integrated application.

 

 

What makes it different from ordinary netbooks is that HiPiTOUCH has a special operating system HiPicube based on cloud computing theories to integrate Internet contents so that the parents can censor the online resources available to children to guarantee their safety. This is also a brand-new solution to the safe access of Internet by kids.

 

Vice President Tang Yijun of HiPiKids Technology and Jennifer Smart, host of CES live broadcast

With chic design, interactive cube interface, user-friendly management functions, and healthy content, HiPiTOUCH became an instant hit at the show and attracted many visitors.

 

January 18, 2009