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Kano Computer Kit Complete review: A fun DIY 'laptop' that teaches kids to build PCs and code

Kano Computer Kit Complete review: A fun DIY ‘laptop’ that teaches kids to build PCs and code

Posted on January 23, 2018June 12, 2019 By Jarvis

Build a PC, then build programs

The Kano Computer Kit Complete does a wonderful job teaching kids hardware and coding concepts by letting them build their own PC and software scripts. And it’s fun!

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 brightly colored packaging. This charming kit for kids contains everything you need to build a Raspberry Pi 3-powered PC, explaining the basic concepts behind every step of building a computer, then seals the deal with a friendly operating system designed from the ground up to teach children the thought processes crucial to coding. And every step is fun!
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