Nickelodeon unveils an array of tween-centric devices

DigitalLife is all about the tweens today, and Nickelodeon isn't about to be left out in the cold -- the venerable network has paired up with Imation to release an array of brightly-colored gear for the budding young geek. In addition to a line of pretty-decent DAPs, it's a pretty broad array of stuff you'd be mortified to own if you're not 7, including Dora / Diego and SpongeBob-branded cameras in resolutions from VGA to 3.0 megapixels, a Dora the Explorer portable CD player, a SpongeBob 15-inch LCD TV and progressive-scan DVD player, and a whack-SpongeBob-to-snooze alarm clock. The best of the bunch appears to be the $100 7-inch picture frame, however, which has a pretty decent-looking screen. Check it all out -- along with some hands-on shots -- in the gallery.

Gallery: Nickelodeon at DigitalLife

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[Calvin @ Sep 26th 2007 9:31PM]

That is one nifty LCD TV. We'll have to wait for the Giorgio Armani-Samsung TV to come out first, then we can compare them.

[HaX80r @ Sep 26th 2007 9:35PM]

Ok, I'm going to get one of these, and use it for some devious purpose the creators never even imagined.

[Harrison @ Sep 26th 2007 9:43PM]

Engadget.

Really?

I mean, I thought the see through toaster story was bad, but SpongeBob picture frames?

Come on, have a level of decency.

[Ryan Pierce @ Sep 26th 2007 10:16PM]

Dora the explorer is not "tween centric"

[Michael Geary @ Sep 27th 2007 12:27PM]

Tweens wouldn't be caught dead with this stuff.

You're talking pre-tween here.