Now, Kano is launching three new standalone kits---a DIY camera, speaker, and pixel board ($130 each)---that double down on the idea that physical computing is the future of computer science ...

Kano’s latest DIY computer kit is a $250 Raspberry Pi laptop. by Chaim Gartenberg. Sep 27, 2017, 5:55 PM UTC. Kano’s been making build-your-own computer kits for a while now, but while they ...

Kano DIY computer brings camera, speaker kits to crowdfunding. By JC Torres Sept. 29, 2016 3:30 am EST.

DIY computer kit gives gift of coding. by Sara Ashley O'Brien @saraashleyo December 11, 2014: 11:29 AM ET . Build-It-Yourself computer for $150.

The kit includes a Raspberry Pi 3 mini PC that works as the brains of the system, a 10.1 inch, 1280 x 800 pixel touchscreen display, a DIY speaker, a wireless keyboard, case, battery, power board ...

The Kano DIY computer kit was the first computer that could be snapped together, like LEGO bricks. This innovation was made possible due to credit card-sized computers like the Raspberry Pi Kano .

A DIY computer kit that's a fun, accessible computer science teacher A new kit aims to get kids coding, but first they build their own computer. Written by Tyler Falk, Contributor.

Kano has announced the latest iteration of its DIY computer that's designed to help kids learn how to code. The $280 Computer Kit Touch is more or less identical to the Computer Kit Complete that ...

Kano, the Kickstarter-backed company that sells build-your-own-computer kits, is taking things up a notch with its latest educational DIY.. Unveiled Thursday, the $279.99 kid-focused Computer Kit ...

If you’re looking for a cheap computer that your kid can use to play Minecraft, it doesn’t get much cheaper than a $35 Raspberry Pi (which can run Minecraft). But if you’re looking for ...

Kano's Computer Kit challenges kids to assemble their own laptop and then use it to play games and learn to code. Is this your child's next toy?

Kickstarter success Kano is now selling its blockbuster computer building kits for children. Now, kids can create their own computers and learn programming for only $150.