CES 2012: Fuhu Promotes Its Kid-Friendly Nabi Tablet

LAS VEGAS — In attendance at the Consumer Electronics Show with its recently launched Nabi kid-friendly tablet, Fuhu also offered a preview of its soon-to-be-released Nabi Box, which extends the experience to a TV.

our editor recommends

CES 2012: Samsung Unveils OLED 3D TV, Galaxy Note, and Galaxy Tab 7.7

CES 2012: Will Smith, Barry Sonnenfeld, Kelly Clarkson Headline Sony Press Event

PHOTOS: THR's 2012 Digital Power 50

The company is seeking content partners, and in the coming weeks, expects to make announcements with several studios that would provide video content to the device through streaming or through a cartridge.

The Nabi Android tablet, priced at $199, offers a 7-inch touchscreen and is aimed at kids ages 4-10.

STORY: THR's 2012 Digital Power 50

Current content includes games (i.e. a partnership with Electronic  Arts), movies (i.e. Netflix app), music (i.e. partnership with  7digital) and educational content.

A ‘Mommy mode’ gives adults access to the tablet for additional applications. Nabi is wifi enabled and based on version 2.2 of Android.

Fuhu’s investors include Acer and Foxconn.