One Laptop Per Child Program Meets the Competition

WSJ: A Little Laptop With Big Ambitions – How a Computer for the Poor
Got Stomped by Tech Giants, By STEVE STECKLOW and JAMES BANDLER, November 24, 2007.

“Mr. Negroponte’s ambitious plan has been derailed, in part, by the power of his idea. For-profit companies threatened by the projected $100 price tag set off at a sprint to develop their own dirt-cheap machines, plunging Mr. Negroponte into unexpected competition against well-known brands such as Intel Corp. and Microsoft Corp.’s Windows operating system.”

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