Kano developed the kit by making computers with hundreds of children, teachers, parents, engineers, and artists around the world, and with the help of Raspberry Pi and Codecademy Credit: Photo: Kano A ...

The Raspberry Pi is a fantastic little machine, but not that simple to get up and running if the user has never built a PC or used Linux before. Kano is trying to change that for adults and children ...

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Raspberry Pi was an unexpected success story that helped people learn how to code from home. Now a UK startup wants to help children learn how to code from school, by making the original device easier ...

Kano is launching a Kickstarter campaign today to create a small computer kit that anyone can use to make their very own computer. Above: Kano concept The London-based company’s mission is to give ...

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 ...

The Kano computer aims to make building a Raspberry Pi PC as simple as playing with Lego. Boasting that the PC can be made in just 107 seconds, Kano says its project provides a plug-and-play learning ...

The company behind a Raspberry Pi-based computer and coding kit for teaching schoolchildren is preparing for the Christmas sales with a $1m credit facility from Barclays to support increased stock.