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Computer Engineering For Big Babies
Computer Engineering For Big Babies
Computer Engineering For Big Babies
Computer Engineering For Big Babies
Computer Engineering For Big Babies

Computer Engineering For Big Babies

Vendor: Hacky Labs

Type: Board Books

Number of Copies: 1 Copy
$36.00
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Description
• Sequel continues hands-on learning in six short pages.
• Explores D-Latches.
• Introduces Shift Registers.
• Demonstrates Multiplexers.
• Explains Decoders.
• Shows reading and writing from addressable memory.
• Adds large, easy-to-flip custom switches with strong tactile feedback.
• Quintupled the number of lights for expanded experiments.
About Hacky Labs
Hacky Labs makes interactive children's engineering books that teach computer logic and simple machines through hands-on, tactile experiences with embedded electronics. The brand was founded by an engineer inspired by his sons' curiosity, after his oldest, at a year old, kept demanding to be held up to flip light switches. Its titles, including Computer Engineering for Babies and Simple Machines Made Simple, are designed for young children yet appeal to engineering students and adults alike, and the founder handles customer support personally.
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Computer Engineering For Big Babies

Computer Engineering For Big Babies

$36.00

An interactive educational book combining tactile learning with computer engineering concepts through switches, buttons, and LED lights. Customers said children "love to play switches and buttons" and find it engaging. Praised for its "tactile quality" and ability to encourage logical thinking, though some noted quality concerns with binding durability and circuitry confusion.

  • Built for inquisitive minds and curious experimentation. Really really great books for little ones.
  • He discovers a new pattern every day, having fun with lights and colours.
  • 4 yr old nephew loves it! Impressed with how quickly he figured out the buttons.
  • 5 stars: 20 (74%)
  • 4 stars: 2 (7%)
  • 3 stars: 2 (7%)
  • 2 stars: 3 (11%)
  • 1 star: 0 (0%)
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Mohammad R.
Parents appreciate it and kids keep playing with it !

Every child we gifted the computer engineering books played with them a lot and got a lot out of it. It’s a book and a toy in one.

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Jeroen M.
Love the books

The books are very nicely done and I am sure children will love it

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Jacob A.S.

Computer Engineering for BIG Babies

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Ken G.
Great quality!

I’m loving the tactile quality of the book. Being a learner and teacher of experience more than cognition; your book is wonderful!

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Maggy K.
Keep Coming Back

Love these so much! Fun for the babies, siblings, parents and even aunts!

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Joe M.
For all my grand kids

Great for all kids to get there minds thinking logically early.

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Gerald S.
We’ll see

I thought it was going to be bigger.

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Miquel L.S.

Computer Engineering for BIG Babies

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Alessandro P.
Couriosity and satisfaction

My 3yo son loves to play switches and buttons that can change that LED colours! He's curious on his own already, but with this books (I bought both for his last 2 birthdays), he discover a new pattern every day, having fun with lights and colours. Sometimes happens that he uses them to build actual "home garage" for his Hot Wheels car collection, LOL.

I think mr. Roberts had a brilliant idea with this series of books, because I love that too!

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Gary P.M.
Grandsons

Preparing my 2 grandsons for the future

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Jakob
Stupendous

Great for kids and adults. Neither one has completed their computer engineering degree, but there's still hope thanks to this book.

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Aaron M.
good and educational but a few issues

First off, my son loves this book! The first copy was purchased a year ago and he wore it out, causing the cardboard pages to split near the binding.

I think more attention could be paid to the design of the binding and how usable the book is when open on a flat surface. Also the circuitry can get confused about what page it's on.

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Sebastien L.

Computer Engineering for BIG Babies

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Anonymous

Quality could be better

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Bethany B.
My nephew loves it!

4 yr old nephew loves it! A perfect follow up for the first book. I was impressed with how quickly he figured out the buttons

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Nolan B.
Book quality is low

The material that the book is made from came with chips and pieces from the cuts for the sensors still attached. Seems like these are made quickly and cheaply.

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Julie T.
Baby engineer

My grandson got given COMPUTER ENGINEERING for babies ( not sure at what age) and we loved that he was so interested that he kept trying until he got it. We had to get the next one and he is 18 months now and loves it.

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Barbara W.
Absolutely Wonderful!

Two grandbaby boys and they cannot get enough of these books. These are not your run of the mill, noisy, flashing lights and sounds books. They are built for inquisitive minds and curious experimentation. I wish there were more available. Really really great books for little ones.

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B.B.
Lovely

The kid we gifted it loves it — great, fun way to get the little ones started with computer science!

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Hannah G.

Computer Engineering for BIG Babies

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Charlene H.
I got one too advanced

I thought getting the latest edition was best but it’s too advanced. I wish I’d gotten one with just and/or gates… I thought the later version would include the basic pages.

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George R.
Great for teaching

Awesome resource for kids of all ages

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Nestor V.B.
Awesome!

Awesome present for my friend and amazing customer service!

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Commie M.
My 2year old grandson couldn’t put it down

Your version of the trendy board book titles “ ____ ______ for babies may share a similar title. It as a doorway for a preschooler to begin to visualize computer engineering , it is in a class by itself. PLEASE let me know when write the next board book in this SERIES. i8will tell all my friends with kids.

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Leslie M.
A little confused

I purchased this for my grandsons whom are 3 and 5 years old. The simple circuits are pretty self explanatory, but when you get to the more complex circuits I feel like I would have to be able to explain or teach them what’s going on. So was this designed for children to understand? Or just adults who want to learn?

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Jan K.
Not received

I haven’t received the product which apparently was sent 30 days ago.

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Jody F.
It’s fine

I’m not entirely sure what I expected, but I expected more. It’s a neat little book for about 3 read throughs. Love the idea but it could be so much more. It’s almost too simple? Anyway, got it, kid and I played with it, went back for a few hours, went back to Thomas books.

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