computerkit

noun
UK /kəmˈpjuːtə kɪt/
US /kəmˈpjuːtər kɪt/

A computer kit is a set of parts you put together to make a computer.

My brother built his first computer from a computerkit.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. A package of software and manuals for learning about computers.

The school bought a computerkit to teach coding basics.

3. A collection of tools and parts for repairing computers.

The technician carried a computerkit to fix the lab machines.

4. A beginner-friendly bundle of a small computer and accessories.

The computerkit included a keyboard, mouse, and screen.