Make your own laptop. Learn to code. Hack Minecraft. The tantalizing promise of Kano’s Computer Kit Complete ($250 at Target and Kano’s website) is made clear right on the front of its ...

Now Kano has introduced a new $280 Computer Kit Touch that teaches kids to build and use a touchscreen PC. The kit includes a Raspberry Pi 3 mini PC that works as the brains of the system, ...

You can now pre-order the Kano Computer Kit Complete and for $250 have an affordable way to learn all about PC building.

Kano Computer Kit. Building a wild structure in Minecraft is great for kids’ creativity. But you can take learning a step further by having them construct the computer on which they can play the ...

A computer kit that's fun enough to hold kids’ attentions, but smart enough to actually teach them something. ... Drool-Worthy $99 Kit Lets Kids Build Their Own Computers.

Clever and engaging kit lets kids build computers and teaches programming through versions of Pong, Snake and Minecraft. No tools required. Friendly instructions.

It may be for kids, but parents will love it too. For our hands-on with the Piper Computer Kit, we enlisted 12-year-old Nicholas, who loves to build electronic gadgets in and outside Minecraft.He ...

Kano PC, a company apparently dedicated to building low-cost computing blocks to introduce kids to both hardware and coding, has teamed up with Microsoft to offer a buildable Windows 10 laptop ...

A PC build kit lets you build a computer with training wheels on. These kits ship with all the components included, as well ...

Kano is a computer-building kit that kids as young as six should be able to grok. When you first open the box, all the parts are arranged in an inviting way.

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

The Kano Kit is a small computer kit designed to let kids aged 6-14 (and even their parents) learn how to code. Since then, Kano CEO Alex Klein says that 40,000 kids in 86 countries have ...