Laptop consumer reports - $100 laptop project aims for $50 price tag

$100 laptop project aims for $50 price tag
Tom Sanders at Linuxworld in Boston, vnunet.com , Wednesday 5 April 2006 at 00:00:00 But One laptop per child project is about eduction, not about hardware The One Laptop per Child project hopes to lower the cost of its laptop for developing nations to $50 per unit by 2010, Nicholas Negroponte said in the opening keynote... > Read the full article
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State colleges face criticism for handling of information in stolen laptop computer
Harry Swett loves his job working in the mailroom at Lyndon State College. "It's a wonderful place," said Swett, a 15-year employee from Danville who's just a month shy of his 60th birthday. "There's a lot of good people up there."
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Still Focused
James Dobson grins from dozens of picture frames in the Focus on the Family lobby: Threeyear-old Dobson, wrapped in his fathers right arm. Crew-cut Dobson dodging confetti with his new wife, Shirley. Dobson with friends, Dobson with politicians, Dobson with gigantic, freshwater fish.
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Fujitsu Siemens Amilo L1310G review (Verdict: Affordable, not a cripple)
Trusted Reviews ponies up a review that sounds downbeat but ends on a high note, thanks to the cheap price and solid performance of Fujitsu-Siemens' latest bread-and-butter laptop. Featuring a...
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NASA NEEMO 9 Mission Journal Mission Day 1 Monday, April 3, 2006
This morning we had no difficulty getting up at 6 a.m. -- even with the one hour time change over the weekend! The whole team was pretty excited to get started with the mission and we ate breakfast quickly to get our dive equipment ready for the dive boat.
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