Advertisement: Story continues below VTech president and executive director King Pang, who runs the Hong Kong manufacturer's learning division, observed quietly but distanced himself from the pigeon holes ascribed to wholesale accessories the new product.
''We don't like to directly compare our products to Amazon or all those i-products from Apple,'' he said. ''But for some people it can be useful.'' starzmart
VTech, which has been selling educational toys in Australia for three decades, distinguished itself by making Apple II and IBM-compatible personal computers in the 1980s.
Subject: educational toys in Australia 
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