Lexibook
| Lexibook | |
|---|---|
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| Founded | 1993[1] |
| Current presidents | Aymeric and Emmanuel Le Cottier |
Lexibook Linguistic Electronic System SA, or simply Lexibook, is a French consumer electronics company founded in 1993 that manufactures electronic products such as toys, clocks, lights, cameras, and music players, the majority of which are intended for young children and branded with various licenses. In 2020, Lexibook acquired the license from Nintendo to produce electronic products with the Super Mario and Mario Kart brands.[1]
Products[edit]
Alarm clocks[edit]
Projector Alarm Clock with Sounds
Projector Alarm Clock
Alarm Clock with Sounds (Mario)
Alarm Clock with Sounds (Yoshi)
Drawing boards[edit]
Magic Drawing Board
Drawing Projector
Games[edit]
Lights[edit]
Table and Wall Nightlight
Cordless Mini Bedside Lamp
Stories Projector
Bedside Lamp
Walkie-talkies[edit]
Walkie-Talkies (Super Mario)
Walkie-Talkies (Mario Kart)
Miscellaneous[edit]
Adventure Set
Fast Charging Power Bank
Universal Tablet Case
Protective Carrying Case
Guitar
Projection Watch
Pocket Calculator
Notes[edit]
- Lexibook is also the publisher of two series of consoles: the TV Game Console and the Cyber Arcade. Both consoles can be considered famiclones as they contain unauthorized ROM hacks of Nintendo Entertainment System/Family Computer games by Inventor, including ones of Super Mario games like Donkey Kong 3, Wrecking Crew, Golf, Pinball, Mario Bros., Donkey Kong Jr., and Super Mario Bros.[2]
