Intels OLPC-like laptop

That looks far less water and dust resistant than the real OLPC laptop. In fact it looks like a quickly hacked up design based on a normal laptop.

Considering the enormous amount of OLPC XO laptops that will be produced, and the fact they will contain AMD processors, I can understand why Intel made this. The huge OLPC deal is good for AMD, and what is good for AMD is indirectly going to make AMD processors better and cheaper.

I just hope that if this me-too device turns out to suck (turns out? it will. suck dust, that is), it won't be bought instead of the XO.

... said the guy whose mobile is always switched off

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