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Intel Quits One Laptop Per Child Program Intel said on Thursday it will drop out of the One Laptop Per Child project and resign from the board after the project's board demanded the chipmaker stop supporting other efforts in emerging markets. |
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No Child Left Online Famed MIT Media Lab founder Nicholas Negroponte is tireless in his efforts to get computers into the hands of kids around the world. |
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HBS Cases: One Laptop per Child This article discusses the opportunities, problems, and challenges, from a marketing point of view, of moving the laptop from an idea to a reality. |
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A Computer for Every Kid A global effort is underway to put a $100 notebook in the hands of every child by next year. |
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A Laptop in Every Pot One Laptop Per Child breaks its ties with Intel. |
Wired
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The Netbook Effect: How Cheap Little Laptops Hit the Big Time The great terror in the PC industry is that it's created a $300 device so good, most people will simply no longer feel a need to shell out $1,000 for a portable computer. |
InternetNews
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Intel Makes Peace With One Laptop Per Child The founder of One Laptop Per Child blasted Intel on national TV a few months ago, but now the two groups have agreed to work together. |
InternetNews
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What's Next for One Laptop Per Child? Downsizing at the low-cost notebook maker come amid a drive to offer free laptops to the poorest countries. Will it bounce back? |
CIO
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Laptops for Schoolchildren MIT is developing a laptop computer that it plans to sell for $100 each to government agencies that will distribute them to schoolchildren. |
InternetNews
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Low-Cost Laptop Production Started One Laptop Per Child says the laptops could shake up the PC industry by ushering in a new era of low-cost computing. |
PC Magazine
May 31, 2006
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Will Digital Access Make the World a Better Place? Low-cost machines are necessary but not sufficient for getting the world online. We also need broadband Net access and education. |
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The Motley Fool
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One Laptop Per Child a Solar Movement No electricity? No problem. The One Laptop Per Child project has solar-powered laptops for kids in the most remote corners of the world. |
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IEEE Spectrum
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