Review: Python for Kids
Python for Kids is a new No Starch publication written by Jason R. Briggs. Aimed at children from the ages of 10 up who would like to learn Python, the book starts with the very basics even down to in

At Mobile World Congress 2012, a Norway-based company called FXI Technologies has made its Cotton Candy — a tiny computer the size of a chewing gum packet — available for pre-order.
The miniature device was first unveiled late last year, but is now available to purchase for $199 (£125) and will ship sometime in March. For your money you’re getting a complete computer, squished into an 8cm long case that’s about the same size as a USB thumb drive.
Possibly a little too expensive as an alternative to the Raspberry Pi, but it looks like it has a lot of potential. Is this the future of mobile computing?
Read the full article here:
http://www.wired.co.uk/news/archive/2012-02/28/cotton-candy-pc