
The debate has been raging about whether these laptops will actually be any practical help to the children, many of whom will be living on less than a dollar a day. To date, we had been hearing that they would not be commercially available, but I read an article in which Nicholas Negroponte said that they would allow a commercial version, to support research into ways to make production cheaper for the not-for-profit version. I think that's incredibly great news for the hardware market in developed companies, as the competition will force conventional hardware providers to reduce their own prices, which can only be good.
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