$100-laptop created for world’s poorest countries

These robust, versatile machines will enable children to become more active in their own learning

U.N. Secretary-General Kofi Annan

Studies and experience have shown repeatedly that kids take to computers much more readily, not just in the comfort of warm, well-lit rich country living rooms, but also in the slums and remote rural areas of the developing world

chairman of MIT's media laboratory, Nicholas Negroponte

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