UN Debut for $100 Laptop for Poor
A prototype of a cheap and robust laptop for pupils has been welcomed as an "expression of global solidarity" by UN Secretary General Kofi Annan.
posted by Lee Arnold @ 5:24 PM
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Monday, November 21, 2005
A prototype of a cheap and robust laptop for pupils has been welcomed as an "expression of global solidarity" by UN Secretary General Kofi Annan.
1 Comments:
Oh come on. People find negative things to say about anything these days. Freaking laptops for third world countries is so unbelievably awesome words cannot describe it. Seriously.
I mean, of course there are more important things to worry about like, water, food, violence and deseases, but there would ALWAYS be problems. It's just really nice seeing the nicer side of humanity once in while. Just think of the possiblities in education. Think about the lucky children who would actually have laptops in class. Think about the future leaders that'll grow out from these schools, and would become the next generation of scientists, politicians and artists!
Why green though... Yuck
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