Edward Barber and Jay Osgerby's creative consultancy MAP has designed a build-your-own computer kit (+ slideshow). London studio MAP worked with computer company Kano to create parts for the machine, ...

Kickstarter success story Kano, which promises to teach anyone how to code and build a computer, is now available for $150. A computer-and-coding kit aimed at all ages—from inquisitive kids to ...

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It uses the popular Raspberry Pi platform, which encourages DIY building and programming. A working prototype has been completed and a Kickstarter target has already been smashed with 27 days to go.

Kickstarter success story Kano, which promises to teach anyone how to code and build a computer, has a new kit that's simpler, speedier, and smarter, but retains its $150 price tag. Kano raised more ...

A startup that invented the first DIY computer kit for kids is back with a light-based computer that can be programmed to display different features. Here's how Kano has grown Kano To the uninitiated, ...

The latest kit from creative computer company Kano, which has from six-year-olds to over-80s among its customers, is an empowering one-stop way to learn the ropes. In the course of building a portable ...