Kano has taken the covers off its first DIY computer that runs Windows 10 S. Designed for classroom computing programs, it gives students the chance to understand the key components that make up a computer and then use the built product to learn programming and interact with software.
https://www.notebookcheck.net/Kano-partners-with-Microsoft-on-DIY-Windows-10-S-Kano-PC.424846.0.html
Building a tower is grade school work, a laptop could be slightly harder though.
Given that basically all of the components of these low-end Atom devices tend to be soldered, I suspect this won't actually involve anything like actually building a PC.
Quote from: osmarks on June 20, 2019, 20:16:27
Given that basically all of the components of these low-end Atom devices tend to be soldered, I suspect this won't actually involve anything like actually building a PC.
...Then it's kindergarten work.