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Slated for release in about 18 months, we know, the One Laptop per Child (OLPC) is getting ready the second generation XO-2 laptop with a low-powered ARM processor installation. But revealed at the IEEE’s 125th Anniversary, the solar-powered I-Slate...
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Creating cheap electronic devices has been a much hyped phenomenon in the developing world lately. India being in the epicenter, with claims of the people’s phone,...
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