As all kits are programmable, the sky's the limit in what you can accomplish with these kits. Each kit costs $99 but getting three in one go will cost only $249.

Kano, the DIY computer, is releasing three new kits. Learning to code isn’t as easy as snapping a photo, but Alex Klein is betting that the two are more closely connected than you might think.

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 ...

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 ...

Kano’s kit is designed around a Raspberry Pi 3, which serves as the ‘brain’ of the computer; it’s meant to be fitted onto a plastic board along with a number of other components, connected ...

But the Computer Kit Complete is a full, standalone machine that kids can put together, with an integrated 10.1-inch screen, battery, and even an additional USB board for connecting more devices.

The Piper Computer Kit is sort of a cross between a 3D puzzle, a personal computer, and a DIY electronics kit. Inside the box you’ll find a Raspberry Pi 3, a 7 inch, 800 x 480 pixel display, a ...

Fast-forward to today, and Piper is debuting Piper Computer Kit 2, which ushers in a number of upgrades over its predecessor, including a larger 9-inch screen (2-inch increase) with higher ...

The Kano Computer Kit is now available for $129.99 — 20 dollars off its normal price. If you're in the UK, please follow the link here to purchase.

It's called, unsurprisingly, the Computer Kit Touch and is available today for $279.99 through Kano.me and a bunch of online and bricks-and-mortar retailers.

A new kit aims to get kids coding, but first they build their own computer. Written by Tyler Falk, Contributor Dec. 19, 2013, 10:14 a.m. PT ...