Friday New Product: MaKey Deluxe, Tiny L...

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March 21, 2014

New stuff! See? Here it is, in the neat little boxes below:

MaKey MaKey - Deluxe Kit
$59.95
You may be the greatest living banana-pianist, but how will you ever know if you don't make yourself a banana piano? Good news, that project and countless others are easier than you think they are with MaKey MaKey.
Pololu Pushbutton Power Switch LV
$5.95
The Pololu Pushbutton Power Switch is an alternative to bulky mechanical switches. Small switch with big current ability!
Tiny LED - Clear Blue
$1.10
These amazing little LEDs glow brilliantly on 10mA, and are still visible on only 3mA current!
Parallax Wide Angle PIR Sensor
$12.99
Check out this awesome PIR Motion Sensor, complete with infrared goodness!

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