Getting started with Arduino is a book for people who are interested of starting their own designs or think they might be but have no idea where to start.

This book can be one tip how to go forward if you have very little idea of what this all is about. If you've heard about this Arduino thing, but are unsure about where to begin, Getting Started with Arduino is a great book to begin with.

Book with 110 pages and tips how to get started with your Arduino. In case you are an experienced electronics builder, this book is not for you. You can just start by exploring with the board it self.

Making Things Talk gives you examples of how to make physical objects to communicate to each other.

"Making Things Talk" covers a wide range: flex sensors, Bluetooth wireless, XBee wireless, USB, networks, IR remote control, RFID, force sensitive resistors, protocols, and of course, lots of LEDs. And it's not just how to work with these neat technologies, but how to apply them in innovative projects. This is a great book to build upon a basic knowledge of Arduino.

"It's a primer for people with little technical training and a lot of interest. It's for people who want to get projects done."

Switching power supply which provides 5V and 1.5A.

EU-type wall-plug. Input voltage 100-240V.

Can be used with, for example Meggy Jr.

Set of 6 small precision screw drivers. 2 Phillips head and 4 flat head screw drivers. Suitable for small scale working.

Phillips #1, #0.

Flat 1.4, 2.0, 2.4, 3.0mm.

Small size, good quality, precision flush cutters for clipping solder joints.

Needle nose mini Pliers. These are great little pliers. A must have for any hobbyist or electrical engineer. Crucial for inserting devices into bread boards and bending pins. About 12 cm long.

DSO Nano v2 is a Digital Storage Oscilloscope designed for basic electronic engineering tasks. Within its smart shell, the device runs on ARM Cortex™-M3 32 bit platform, provides basic waveform monitoring with extensive functions.

This translucent plastic box is good for holding a wide array of small electronics parts. It keeps parts in their own partitions relatively well and stays closed pretty well even in movement. The box is separated into 3 rows and has a total of 8 removable dividers. You can configure the box suitable for the different kind of parts you have.

Dimensions are about: 11,5cm x 23cm x 3cm

Arduino Power over Ethernet (PoE) Module is designed to extract power from a standard 802.3af PoE network provided by a switch or injector. Basically it lets you power your products on the end of a network cable without having to plug them into the wall.