
When I was student, I have read some article about $100 laptop , the caption was “Laptop for Each Child” . Sometime back Intel has withdrawn support from the project. The cheapest laptop that the project was able to produce is $188 . Recently Indian guys break all the records, India is all set to introduce world’s cheapest laptop after proposed Now, $10 Laptop For Pupils!cheapest car nano by TATA. The new laptop will cost around $10 only. It will be 10 times cheapest than already present cheapest laptop in the market. Massachusetts-based non-government organization is selling laptop for $188 at present which is considered as the cheapest laptop in the market. It is aimed toward spreading technical education in India.
Minister of State for Human Resource Development D Purandeswari has confirmed that research work is being done at technology institutes to fulfill this dream project. It will be useful for students for educational activities. The Indian Institute of Science, Bangalore and the Indian Institute of Technology (IIT), Madras are working on trail version of the cheapest laptop. OLPC laptop for $50 price tag is also expected to come in the market by 2010. Earlier in the year, the Indian government has rejected the plan of providing OLPC laptops to students as it found this laptop expensive and experimental.

The HRD minister expressed hope that the upcoming laptop will help in computer education and e-learning in India and the world as well. The government is also planning to provide free educational bandwidth for spreading online education in rural India.
That should have been REACHES...m sooo sorry for that dumb typo! either need to get a new keyboard or have to start typing slower :P sorrrry!
In any case it is interesting to note that Indai has decilned to participate in the OLPC project citing that $100 lappie is too expensive for the Indian child.
India is still in the process of making the laptop.
I guess india should shift its focus on lighting up dozens of villages in India which are still in pre historic status sans electricity.
And then if they have resources left they can pleasure themselves with these laptop thingies!
And should they not think of adequately provide for feeding scores of starving children before they they can even consider to play them up with ”laptops”
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The lower class students are not using any device for calculation and remembrance so education system should be flexible enough to accept this.
We have to think for building better brains by making changes in education system.
In any case it is interesting to note that Indai has decilned to participate in the OLPC project citing that $100 lappie is too expensive for the Indian child.
India is still in the process of making the laptop.
I guess india should shift its focus on lighting up dozens of villages in India which are still in pre historic status sans electricity.
And then if they have resources left they can pleasure themselves with these laptop thingies!
And should they not think of adequately provide for feeding scores of starving children before they they can even consider to play them up with ”laptops”
Global Opinions (2)
That should have been REACHES...m sooo sorry for that dumb typo! either need to get a new keyboard or have to start typing slower :P sorrrry!
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The lower class students are not using any device for calculation and remembrance so education system should be flexible enough to accept this.
We have to think for building better brains by making changes in education system.