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Fisher Price Kid Tough FP3 Song & Story Player - Blue | 
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| Brand: Fisher-Price
Category: Toy
Buy New: $74.75
New (20) from $74.75
Rating:  57 reviews
Sales Rank: 4046
Batteries Included: No
Age: 3 - 6 years
Shipping Weight (lbs): 1
Dimensions (in): 8.6 x 6.9 x 3.1
MPN: K3681
Model: K3680
UPC: 027084405934
EAN: 0027084405934
ASIN: B000FCUT68
Availability: Usually ships in 1-2 business days
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| Features:
| • | Digital media player provides preschoolers with a durable and easy way to play songs and stories | | • | Import CD tracks or download from the safe, user-friendly Fisher Price Online Content Store | | • | Rugged construction with simple controls, drop-tested durability, kid-friendly headphones and a breakaway neck strap | | • | 1-inch backlit LCD screen, 128 MB of memory and SD memory card slot | | • | Requires 2 AA batteries (not included) |
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Product Description
The Kid-Tough FP3 Player is a real digital player designed just for preschoolers. It's tough enough and easy enough for kids to use. Mattel has also made it easy for parents to download songs and stories onto the player from the Fisher-Price FP3 Song & Story Online Store, or from any CD you already own. The Kid-Tough FP3 Player features: A backlit 1.4 LCD screen that uses icons to help kids recognize and choose their favorite songs and stories all by themselves Big buttons that make it easy to navigate Kid-tough design that stands up to the way preschoolers play Holds two hours of entertainment - that's approximately 30 songs or 15 stories Add an SD memory card to store even more songs and stories Headphones that are sized just right for little ones and play at a safe volume Breakaway neck strap Six songs and two stories pre-loaded on the FP3 PlayerPlus, there are hundreds more songs and stories ready for safe and simple download from the Song & Story Online Store. With the software CD we've included, you can: Access the Fisher-Price FP3 Song & Story Online Store: Browse hundreds of kid-appropriate songs and stories, all in one place Read expert recommendations to help you choose Purchase new and different songs and stories online, anytime Copy music from CDs you already own to your player Change and manage your player's songs and storiesPlayer software requirements: Microsoft Windows 2000, Windows XP Intel Pentium III 500 MHz or above 256 MB RAM (512 MB RAM or higher recommended) 150 MB free hard disc space for full installation Video Graphics Card with 1024 x 768 resolution or higher Microsoft Internet Explorer 6.0 with SP1 or later Macromedia Flash Plug-in USB Port Optional for Online Store: Internet connection (Broadband connection recommended) Age: 3 years + Requires 2 AAA (LR03) alkaline batteries
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| Customer Reviews: Read 52 more reviews...
 BEWARE! NOT VISTA COMPATIBLE! November 22, 2008
S. David
If you have windows vista, this wont work for you. Don't buy it until it is updated! You wont be able to add or delete any songs or stories. Sometimes songs skip or stop but can be corrected, if you have xp or older.
 NOT COMPATABLE WITH VISTA November 11, 2008
Alexander C. Lancaster (Boulder, CO)
NOWHERE on the packaging is this mentioned!! My husband and I spent a couple of hours trying to load the software and get it to run with no avail. I went and checked out other reviews on Amamzon and found others saying the same thing. Great toy, antiquated software. Use a neighbors/family members XP operating system or send it back!!
 Don't buy this FP3 Player!! November 9, 2008
S2B2 (Alpharetta, GA)
I bought this FP3 player for my son for Christmas and like alot of the reviews said, I wanted to pre-load it with more music before he opened it on Christmas. Good thing I did-- because both of the preloaded songs skipped and 4 of the 6 songs did too!! What a disappointment!! The concept is great-- volume control for little ears, no CD's to handle and scratch--keep working Fisher-Price!! I look forward to a new and improved version soon!!
Great Product October 24, 2008
C. Edwards (USA)
I just purchased this for my son. He is a rough 5 year old and I did not want to waste money buying him a mp3 player that he would tear up in five minutes. I think the problem stated in some reviews about the foam falling off of the headphones has been solved. The foam on the one I purchased could not be pulled off with simple use. It would take some real effort to get it off. I did not have a problem with the software and took the time to set up songs in advance. I love that it is kid tough and that the volume is not loud. Great product for the little one.
Are you kidding me?! September 10, 2008
J. Kim
This did not work. I have Windows XP professional. The software was a real pain to get installed. And why FP3 for that matter? It's not like we need proprietary file format when MP3 works just fine.
I think mine was defective from the beginning. The included songs on the FP3 only played for a few seconds and then froze like if the files were corrupted. I could not get the software to recognize my FP3 and so could not install new music to try to see if it works.
I would skip on this. Look for a durable mp3 player that works with itunes or media player.
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