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Kano DIY Computer Kit - Smart Way To Get Your Kid Into Coding
Kano Computer Kit is good for kids and everyone who wants to gain some basic knowledge about computers. The kit comes complete with a Raspberry Pi 2 Model B, ARM 900MHz Quad-Core processor and 1GB RAM. Besides this, you’ll get one 8GB micro-SD Card packed with the latest Kano OS. On that OS, you will find lots of projects and games. This Kano Computer Kit offers the perfect opportunity for your child to learn about these essential devices through fun games and challenges.
Kano Coding Kit
Kano is a computer and coding kit, for all ages, all over the world. Children as young as eight have used it to make games, synth music, animate characters and much more. Developed with the help of hundreds of young people, artists and educators from across the globe, Kano provides a powerful and accessible toolkit for anyone who wants to create technology, not just consume it. Kano is inspired and created by people all around the world, from Nigeria to the United Kingdom.
To get started, you assemble all the pieces together found in the Kano kit to build your own computer – then you connect it to a monitor of your choice. Once Kano is built, you can make everything from a wireless server, custom worlds in Minecraft, and games like Pong and Snake as well as create music and sounds through coding.
Connect blocks, output Python or Javascript, and see games change with live code updating – it’s like a magic jigsaw that turns pieces into real code. Makers can build and play without hours of homework in advance.
Kano OS is an open-source world to make amazing things. It’s a proud fork of Debian Linux, which powers the International Space Station, and packed with projects to make games, code Minecraft, build servers and radios, synth music, and much more.
www.kano.me
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