Mini Ichigo

IchigoJam (Strawberry Jam): The sub-$20, single-board computer from Japan, designed to teach kids BASIC programming and electronics.

IchigoJam is a tiny, retro-style PC (Kid's PC) developed by jig.jp in Sabae, Japan, specifically for programming education. The initial model, released in 2014, was engineered for extreme affordability, costing around $15. It runs on an NXP LPC1114 ARM Cortex-M0 microcontroller, featuring 4KB of RAM and 32KB of Flash ROM. The system boots directly into a comprehensive BASIC interpreter, eliminating complex setup and allowing immediate coding via a USB keyboard and TV-out connection. This focus on the BASIC language and direct I/O control (digital I/O, PWM, I2C) makes it an effective, low-barrier platform for beginners to build games and control simple electronic circuits.

https://ichigojam.net/