Excalibur ET460 Einstein Cognitive Trainer Review

Ideal for taking the bus to work or anywhere you don't have a PC or other device. The touchscreen feels solid and you have to press hard. In bright daylight, contrast isn't corrected enough for highlights, but that's to be expected. They can only be used directly indoors or in daylight. You can't use it at a bus stop at night, the screen isn't backlit, maybe to save batteries.

While it may not be a 21st century toy I still think it serves its purpose well. Remembering that our minds need exercise is exactly what it does for me. If my only choice was to go to a website and set aside some time for mind games, I probably wouldn't do it that much. However, when I see it on the end table I casually pick it up and the next thing I know I'm working out. Well!

EINSTEIN MIND TRAINER is an electronic game that helps a person keep their mental muscles in shape. A total of eleven puzzles can be played on the device. Games test various attributes, including imagination (I think it's a test of intelligence, not imagination), analysis, memorization, numeracy, intuition, and listening skills. Most games can be played with the small stylus that comes with the MIND TRAINER. I enjoyed playing most of the games on MIND TRAINER, although there were about three or