Sentence examples for a computer kit from inspiring English sources
Heathkit will offer a computer kit next fall.
In need of a new product, MITS came up with the idea of selling a computer kit.
Parents and children don't need a computer kit (or a tablet, or a games console) to have fun with one another.
Piper makes a computer kit that allows anyone 7+ to build and program their first computer.
London-based Kano is using this week's CES in Las Vegas to show off a full prototype of the new Camera Kit — designed to work with Kano's existing suite of gadgets, which include a computer kit, a motion sensor and the Pixel animated lightbox.
That mission has taken them from a computer kit for PC enthusiasts to the largest company in the world delivering products ranging from computers, phones, and music.
Lvl5, a Y Combinator company founded by former Tesla and iRobot engineers which creates HD maps for self-driving cars DigitalGenius, provider of machine learning technology for customer service, which counts KLM Royal Dutch Airlines, BMW, and Unilever as customers Piper, an edtech company that manufactures a DIY computer kit for kids, which has been endorsed by Apple co-founder Steve Wozniak.
The Apple I circuit boards, which were hand-built built by Apple co-founder Steve Wozniak, shipped without a monitor, keyboard, case or other features of a full computer kit; it was up to the user to assemble the rest.
Twelve years later, it introduced the EC-1, a desktop computer kit for under $200, with self-assemble vacuum tubes, sockets, capacitors, resistors and other components.
Kano's founders decided there had to be a more user-friendly way to get kids cutting their coding teeth and so they came up with the idea of combining a DIY computer kit with easy to read guidebooks and plug-and-play coding software.
Simon Ragoonanan, who has a daughter and writes a blog, Man vs Pink, documenting his "ongoing struggle against pinkification", recently published an alternative Christmas gift guide for girls which includes a build-your-own computer kit, a Lego "ultimate Spiderman bridge battle", and female Star Wars character Rey's lightsaber.
