An easier way to do circuits

Shawn Guest #3201065
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Good afternoon,

Over the past several months we have been developing what we call Simple 
Circuits.  They are single function development boards that can be used 
as building blocks to create circuits.

Best part about it is that we just launched a Kickstarter today!! If you 
have a minute please check it out and give us your feedback! Really 
looking forward to it.

http://www.kickstarter.com/projects/1661971884/analog-is-easier-with-simplecircuits

Thanks,

Shawn
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Shawn Guest #3201229
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Kalus,

You are right.

We are just trying to offer a kit to people that offers everything they 
may need for their projects.  The idea is we want them to use a bunch of 
our Simple Circuits and when they need a push button for instance, we 
will have that for them which can be easily integrated into their 
project rather than an "off the shelf" button.

Also even if you have an adapter board, there are still components that 
need to be added.  ie you cant just put an OP AMP IC down on a breakout 
board and expect it work correctly...  We have already done that work 
for you so it is simple to integrate into you projects.
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