Gallery: Kano, the Coolest DIY Computer Kit, Now Lets You Build It a Screen

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    Kano is a build-it-yourself computer kit. It now comes with a screen of its own.
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    Kids are encouraged to assemble pieces of the display.
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    A narrative book walks them through the process and teaches them about screen technology.
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    The screen kit was designed by MAP Projects.
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    The back of the screen holder acts as a carrying case for the keyboard.
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    The complete Kano kit.
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