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Unboxing Kano: A Computer You Make Yourself

by Dave Conroy | Dec 23, 2014 | Product Reviews, Raspberry Pi, Unboxing

November 20th 2013, Alex Klein reached out to me about a kick starter project he was about to launch for a product he created, Kano. His idea was simple: “We’ve created a simple, fun computer and coding kit, inspired by Lego. It’s designed for all ages, all over the...

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