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MP3 player for children

By Derek Sooman

On April 11, 2006, 1:59 PM

A new MP3 player is to be launched in the UK that is aimed at children aged six to 12. The player, called the Max-Joy, has its volume capped at 60 decibels to prevent eardrum damage, and has extra large keys designed for a child's fingers.

The Max-Joy player comes with external stereo headphones which sit outside the ear, and it has rubber edging to make it more robust.

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