# Micro:bit
Small programmable computer that fits in a pocket

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## Screenshots
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## Hunter's comment
Micro:bit is small, credit card size programmable computing device that is designed to make learning and teaching how to code easy and fun. It has 25 LEDs to display simple images and text, programmable buttons, sensors and can connect to other devices via bluetooth. 

<img src="http://www.microbit.org/images/microbit-hardware.png">

The Micro:bit Educational Foundation is helping young people around the world learn to code. Their goal is to put the device into hands of millions of elementary and middle school students.  This is a great effort to help new generations learn critical coding skills. 

Overall this is a cool and affordable product that makes teaching and learning coding easy and fun.

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## Link
http://www.microbit.org

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## Contributors
Hunter: @geekgirl

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