Intel backs project to give laptops to poor kids
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Intel Corp.  said on Friday it  will support a Massachusetts Institute of Technology  researcher&#39;s project to put computers in the hands of poor  children around the world, reversing its long-standing  opposition to the proposal.
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Intel's rugged, low-cost laptop is now available to to consumers and businesses in India.
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MARK PRIGG, Technology Correspondent in San Francisco A COMPUTER costing Pounds 50 is to be distributed free to millions of children in the Third World.
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Intel Corp. said on Friday it would support a non-profit foundation's project to put computers in the hands of poor children around the world, reversing its long-standing opposition to the proposal.
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Blog: Intel and the One Laptop Per Child Program have ironed our their differences and agreed to collaborate on future projects.
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Intel Corp.  detailed  plans on Tuesday to team up with Asustek Computer Inc.  , the world's largest maker of computer motherboards,  to make a notebook PC that would cost as little as $200 aimed  at the education market in developing countries.
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SAN FRANCISCO/TAIPEI  - Intel Corp.  has  detailed plans to team up with Asustek Computer Inc. ,  the world's largest maker of computer motherboards, to make a  notebook PC that would cost as little as $200 and be aimed at  mass markets in developing countries.
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Continuing its effort to provide an alternative to the One Laptop Per Child project, Intel announced plans on Tuesday to team up with Asustek to produce a notebook for developing countries that could cost as little as $200.
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Short-lived love-in ends The controversial One Laptop Per Child project, which aims to provide children in the developing world with access to $100 laptops, has fallen out with Intel.â¦
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Once its fiercest rival, Intel makes peace with the nonprofit running the One Laptop Per Child project, and even joins the board.
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InfoWorld - In an unexpected development, chip giant Intel has joined the One Laptop Per Child (OLPC) initiative. The nonprofit project aims to equip children in developing countries with specially designed low-cost notebooks powered by chips from Intel rival&#160;AMD.
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Computer users are being asked to donate their unused processor power to help solve social and environmental research problems. The IBM-backed project, called World Community Grid, aims to put the untapped
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The One Laptop Per Child project to lessen the digital divide is in full swing.
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U.S. and Canadian residents can pay $400 for one laptop to keep and one to give to a child in a developing nation.
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Intel Corp., which has numerous offices in Asia, is making cash donations to organizations offering relief services following the Dec. 26 tsunami that has devastated coastal areas of South and Southeast Asia.
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The scientist who designed a notebook  computer for poor children that is being produced and sold by a  nonprofit foundation has set up a company to commercialize the  technology with a goal of producing a $75 laptop computer.
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InfoWorld - Discussions are under way to put an Intel microprocessor inside a version of the&#160;One Laptop Per Child&#160;(OLPC) project&#39;s &quot;$100 laptop&quot; for children in developing countries, according to representatives from both parties.