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HackerBoxes was selected by Atmel as one of the "smart crowdfunding campaigns you may want to back this week."
http://blog.atmel.com/tag/hackerboxes/HackerBoxes is a new subscription box for electronics makers. The subscription service is currently launching through Kickstarter. Each monthly HackerBox is full of projects, tools, toys, and other surprises at a great value for electronics...
Thank you for your support! I have taught circuits, electronics, and programming at the college level before, so I am excited about the educational impact of our offering. Please keep in touch with your thoughts. We want to hear feedback on our boxes from all subscribers, but definitely the HackerNews crowd!
-Joe, Founder
http://www.hackerboxes.com/
This is a very cool idea. We have a project along a similar vein at HackerBoxes. Tron looks like great basic circuit education/exposure, while we're doing things more on a project level. These could even be complimentary, so some may want to subscribe to both.
Either way, please keep in touch with us over here at HackerBoxes. In order to gauge what users find more or less interesting, we definitely want to hear feedback on our boxes from all subscribers, certainly the HackerNews crowd!
Hack the Planet,
Joseph Long, Founder
http://www.hackerboxes.com/
Currently live with a Kickstarter Campaign, HackerBoxes is a monthly subscription box (kinda like Loot Crate) but comprising surprises for electronics hobbyists, computer geeks, makers, and hackers. Kits, tools, toys, and goodies to include projects like: Single Board Computers (e.g. Arduino, Raspberry Pi, BeagleBone, CHIP), Retro Gaming (such as Uzebox or Hydra), Morse Code Keyer/Decoder, Hacker Multi-Bus-Tool (like the Bus Pirate), Digital Oscilloscope, RF or Laser Communications, DSP, RFID for Geocaching of General Tagging, Analog/Digital/Microcontroller Circuit Exploration Lab, Robot Platform (turtle, line tracer, avoidance nav), Logic Analyzer, Pseudorandom Number Generator, Cipher Box, Software Defined Radio (SDR) Transceiver, Controllable LED grids and cubes, Audio Synth and Sequencer (a la Groovesizer), Brainwave Light and Sound Machine, and so forth. Hack the Planet!
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jlonglaw on Monday July 13, 2015 @07:59PM
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