Electronic Toys
Password Journal 2011
(Toy) Mattel
Release date: 2011-01-01
Includes dual light switch, loose leaf paper, storage space, and clips to personalize journal
Journal automatically opens with voice recognition and password
New feature has hidden compartment with 2nd voice-activated password
Electronic password protected journal keeps secrets safe and secure
Intruder alert lets you know when others have tried to gain access to your journal
Price:
$24.99
$19.57
Customer Reviews:
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I Am A Tween And I Approve Of The Password Journal!
I waited and waited for this journal to show up. It finally did!I saw it on the counter and opened it at first I sorta liked it because I couldn't figure out how to reset the password to open the journal. I finally asumed it didn't have a password for that. I was writing and i hit the white... -
A must for girls with nosy brothers!
My daughter had a traditional diary with lock and key, but her brother got into it. She bought a Password Journal to keep her thoughts extra private and has been using it ever since. It's terrific. We haven't had any problems whatsoever.VOICE RECOGNITIONThe voice recognition can be set to low...
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The Radica Password Journal
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From the time little girls can write they usually want to keep a diary. And from the time they keep a diary siblings are usually trying to sneak a peek. Now your little girl can write to her heart’s content and not worry about prying eyes thanks to the Radica Password Journal. This electronic diary comes with more security features than the White House!
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It opens up only through voice recognition when the correct password is given and even has intruder alerts should it fall into the wrong hands. My oldest daughter has been asking for one of these so her little sister can’t read her diary—despite the fact that her little sister can’t even read yet. Still, a girl’s got to have her privacy.
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