[dundee] cheap free and zero cost..... African children get the best technology

[Kris Davidson]

I'm just playing devils advocate here (not the pinball game) but two
things come to mind.

* These laptops sell for about $100 each, whats to stop someone
selling it and buying you know - food, tools or a goat.

* They use a non-standard and cumbersome interface, which might not
seem like a big issue but it cuts people off usability wise if they
were presented with a standard interface.

Having said all this I do think there a good idea, if only because
education can solve so many other problems.

Kris