Learning to Program with Turing Tumble – Without a Computer
Turing Tumble is a sneakily fun way to learn programming, something I wish I had when I was in school! You start with a comic book and help the hero solve puzzles along the way.
Exploring New Products (4 the geek in us)
Turing Tumble is a sneakily fun way to learn programming, something I wish I had when I was in school! You start with a comic book and help the hero solve puzzles along the way.
The Power A weighs 12 lbs and maxes out at 12 mph, while the E Prime maxes out at 15 mph and offers 30 minutes of ride time.
Razor’s new DLX is a (strangely) silent electric skateboard.
The Tori-Argo gun looks good enough to use as a Cosplay prop – or have fun playing AR games with any smartphone.
Elenco’s got a new building set called Bric Structures that lets you integrate Snapinos with building-type bricks.
Super Impulse is bringing back popular coin-op games in a portable cabinet – on a keychain!
Merge VR has some cool VR and AR toys – gun blaster games, goggles and a cube that can help you learn the different parts of the human heart and skull for example.
Razor’s new Drift Rider lets you drift, sort of like you would on a big motorcycle or rally car.
Razor’s new Turbo Jetts are a motorized version of the original Jetts.
This could be the best Black Friday gift ever for 2017. Star Wars Jedi Challenges is a joint collaboration by Lenovo and Disney to bring you an awesome Augmented Reality (AR) game complete with light saber and headset.