Kano, a do-it-yourself computer that looks to get children to begin coding at an early age, has announced that it will be upgrading its kit and that it has received $15 million in funding. The company ...

This week the folks behind the kid-aimed Kano computer-building kit have brought an upgraded package to market. The newest version of Kano comes with a Raspberry Pi 2. Along with it comes six times ...

Kano’s Computer Kit takes a lot of the hard work out of assembling and setting up a Raspberry Pi for educational purposes… and leaves you with a lot of relatively easy work as you learn the basics of ...

The Kano Computer Kit is a kid-friendly computer designed to teach kids not only how to turn on a computer and play games, but also how to code and how to understand hardware. Each kit includes a ...

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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 ...

LONDON--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Kano, a computer that all ages can build and code themselves, is now 50% faster with its latest upgrade to the revolutionary Raspberry Pi 3 with Wi-Fi and Bluetooth onboard.

I have a confession to make: I’ve never built my own computer. This comes from someone whose father was a programmer at IBM, and worked in the days when a single machine was big enough to fill an ...

Billed as "the computer anyone can make," the US$99 Kano kit supplies a Raspberry Pi computer board with the various accouterments (save for a display) required to make it into a complete computer.

Casey Newton is a contributing editor who has been writing about tech for over 10 years. He founded Platformer, a newsletter about Big Tech and democracy. Raspberry Pi provides an inexpensive way for ...