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Chinese $150 Linux mini-PC races OLPC to market

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A Chinese company is touting an inexpensive Linux-based computer as a way to close the "digital divide." YellowSheepRiver's $150 "Municator" appears to be available now, with a three-month leadtime, suggesting it could reach market well ahead of MIT's $100 "One Laptop Per Child" (OLPC) device.

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jsusanka ·
this is what open source brings - it's lets everyone innovate - hope it comes to the US.

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