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- Intel, Microsoft sell 150,000 laptops to Libya
- Microsoft is changing the world again. When Bill Gates set out his vision to put a PC in every home he really meant it. This time he is going abroad and world wide. These kids will now have a computer to use to help them with education, be compatible with the rest of the world, and use just one common platform. I can't believe the people here are complaining about this because its Microsoft. They didn't complain when it when others were trying to do the same thing. The big difference is that Intel and Microsoft actually had a plan and knew not to let politics get in their way.
- Posted by: Loverock Davidson Posted on: 10/31/07 You are currently: a Guest | Members login | Terms of Use
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