The keyboard is not LEGO, just in case you were wondering, but specs of these systems, however, are not to be made fun of. They are not in the high-end section of computing devices either, but if you think that Premier Kids Cybernet Station is for those little brats we spoil so much, they are very well built.

For example, kids will be viewing games on 19 inch screens, store them on 500 GB HDDs, and play them at 4 GB of RAM speeds. Kid Computer sees children's learning experience as simple as 1, 2, 3 and by this I mean the three packages that are available for purchase. One is for 2 to 5 year olds, the second is the Elementary Package, for ages 5 to 11, and the third and last is entitled Middle and high School Package (6th to 12th grade).

iMac "lookalikes," with the whole system built around the monitor, these Cybernet Stations will make your kids happy while learning all the things they need to grow into smart adults like yourselves. Only available via the official website, each system will cost a minimum of $1,999 USD. They say that there will be no shortage of popular games and applications that kids enjoy these days, while the touch screen technology should keep them busy while studying.

You might wonder what the packages I keep talking about are. These systems are packed with all the software they need, so you just give kids the computer and never have to worry about them again. If they break them, you have only one CD that will repair the systems. As a parent or a teacher, that can be quite relaxing to know. Just in case you can't handle the software, there is a video tutorial for you as well. So start packing.


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