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A NBM dumps on the OLPC project and declares it a lame device. Then dreams up a couple of factoids including that it has to sell a 100 million copies to come in at $150 a piece. Glad to see ZDNET picked the right man for the job. BTW, the CBM64 sold over 10 million copies of the same model.
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So what's new  gtdavies33@... | 03/08/07
On the contrary ...  mwagner@... | 03/08/07
I stand corrected ...  mwagner@... | 03/08/07
$100 PC for the poors  edwinaguilar | 03/08/07
My over simplified example ...  mwagner@... | 03/08/07
the current floor for laptops  charbax@... | 03/08/07
All true but that's not my point ...  mwagner@... | 03/09/07
There are no other costs  charbax@... | 03/09/07
Sure there are ...  mwagner@... | 03/10/07
Why worry about gummint content when OLPC must fail? wink  jdrake | 03/08/07
On the contrary, I want OLPC to succeed ...  mwagner@... | 03/08/07
It fits USA and Europe  charbax@... | 03/08/07
The problem is that it could not be sold ...  mwagner@... | 03/08/07
we all need low power  charbax@... | 03/08/07
in USA the kid gets all books for free  charbax@... | 03/08/07
With cheap internet access ...  mwagner@... | 03/08/07
Internet connectivity is the last of problems in USA  charbax@... | 03/08/07
All true but I am not sure that ...  mwagner@... | 03/09/07
Use of Language  hooverm2 | 03/09/07
I apologize to everyone offended by ...  mwagner@... | 03/09/07
You make assumotions about the effectiveness of computers  msupert@... | 03/09/07
Educational Tools  pogson | 04/14/07

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