Kano’s next computer kit is a $300 Windows convertible laptop for kids

Kano’s next computer kit is a $300 Windows convertible laptop for kids
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2019-6-19 22:01

Kano is a company best known for its build-it-yourself Linux computers, which are primarily targeted at education users. But today, its direction changed somewhat with the announcement of a new Windows-based machine, which will go on sale later this year.

The Kano PC is an 11. 6-inch Intel Atom-based tablet/laptop hybrid that runs Windows 10. Squint a bit, and you’d see it bears a passing resemblance to the diminutive Surface Go. Obviously though, it’s still got a child-friendly design that betrays the fact that this is obviously a tool for the education sphere. Before we dive into things, let’s talk about…

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