Sentence examples for kits price from inspiring English sources
Product: Range of coding, electronics and craft kits Price: From ~$30 up to $150 Description: A delightful range of electronic toys and coding kits, hitting various age and price-points, and often making use of traditional craft materials (which of course kids love).
In terms of cost, Mr. Feinblatt said the program would probably cost about $7 million annually, with kits priced at $4 each.
IPIX kits (priced between $1,000 and $2,000) include a digital camera and software, with additional revenue generated by the sale of "keys," which are essentially individual bits of code needed to develop each image, for around $15.
When dealing with electronic and digital drum kits, prices can get really high (as much as $5,000), so be sure to shop around.
It's a seven-megapixel digital that's sold only with a superb, vibration-reducing Leica lens that no doubt accounts for a significant chunk of the $2,000 kit price.
Product: Starter Kit Price: $180 Description: Programmable robotics blocks for even very young inventors.
The $189 full-kit price is about $10 more expensive than Rock Band but, hey, the drums have cymbals!
Product: JIMU Robot BuilderBots Series: Overdrive Kit Price: $120 Description: More snap-together, codable robot trucks that kids get to build and control.
Product: Dot Creativity Kit Price: $80 Description: San Francisco-based Wonder Workshop offers a kid-friendly blend of controllable robotics and DIY craft-style projects in this entry-level Dot Creativity Kit.
DSP Robotics is aiming to raise £19,500 on Kickstarter to fund bulk ordering of components so it can squeeze the per kit price.
Product: Avengers Hero Inventor Kit Price: $150 Description: This Disney co-branded wearable in kit form from the hardware hackers over at littleBits lets superhero-inspired kids snap together all sorts of electronic and plastic bits to make their own gauntlet from the Avengers movie franchise.
