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Gadgets Games Robots And The Digital World - Childrens General Non-fiction Category: Childrens Books Description: What are you wired up to? Every day you text, tweet, stream songs, watch videos and send emails and Gadgets, Games, Robots and the Virtual World is the book to tell you how. Discover the technology behind it all, from robots under the sea, to satellites in space and even the inside of your laptop. Loaded with facts and statistics from astounding pull-out figures, maps and infographics, Gadgets, Games, Robots and the Virtual World will show you exactly what you're connected to and how. Leap inside and take a trip into the amazing virtual world of cyberspace. Delivery time: 1 to 3 days Delivery cost: 1.95 Author: 0 Review this product |
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Gadgets Games Robots And The Digital World - Childrens General Non-fictionCategory: Childrens Books Description: What are you wired up to? Every day you text, tweet, stream songs, watch videos and send emails and Gadgets, Games, Robots and the Virtual World is the book to tell you how. Discover the technology behind it all, from robots under the sea, to satellites in space and even the inside of your laptop. Loaded with facts and statistics from astounding pull-out figures, maps and infographics, Gadgets, Games, Robots and the Virtual World will show you exactly what you're connected to and how. Leap inside and take a trip into the amazing virtual world of cyberspace. Delivery time: 1 to 3 days Delivery cost: 1.95 Author: 0 Review this product |
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Discover Science: RobotsCategory: Books Description: From the mighty car-crushing Robosaurus to house-proud robots who will clean and guard your home, discover the ingenious technology behind robots – machines which work without human help! Delivery cost: 0.00 ISBN: 9780753431610 Review this product |
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Code Lightfall And The Robot King - Daniel H. Wilson - Childrens FictionCategory: Books Description: When young Code falls down a hole while following a mysterious robotic insect, he lands in a world that defies imagination. Everything in Mekhos is made from metal and circuitry, including the inhabitants. Code immediately sets out to find his way home, but first he'll have to cross Mekhos's bizarre and dangerous landscape to reach the Beam Stalk. There, the legendary Robonomicon - a guide to all robot wisdom - is being by the evil Immortalis, who has plans to destroy Mekhos and invade the human world above. Can Code free the Robonomicon, save the robots of Mekhos from impending doom ...and still get home in time to catch the bus from school? With its dazzling array of robots and futuristic gadgets, this rollicking story will hold special appeal for budding techno-lovers everywhere. Delivery time: 1 to 3 days Delivery cost: 1.95 Author: 0 Review this product |
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Shockwave: Robotics EbookCategory: Toys Description: A digital version of Shockwave: Robotics to share on the white board. The whole book on screen with ‘turning’ pages. Perfect for shared reading and digital literacy. Embedded videos and animation. Information in the book enhanced with pop up images and text. Hover over text to get the glossary definition. Links to websites for further information. Superb photography to engage your pupils. In this book: a fascinating look at the futuristic world of robots. Delivery cost: 0.00 ISBN: 9781407113555 Review this product |
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