Digital learning device to help B40 kids


Small wonder: The compact size DuckiePi (the yellow device on the desk) can run all the essential computing functions on a desktop computer or laptop.

THE name DuckiePi is given to 19-year-old Bernard Yap’s vision for a better tomorrow.

Think of it as a credit card-sized computer, barely 5cm thick and runs on Google Chromium OS.Astonishingly, for its pocketable and compact size, DuckiePi can run all the essential computing functions you would want on a desktop computer or laptop.

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