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silicon.com > Management > CIO Insights

The Weekly Round-Up: 02.11.07

The Weekly Round-Up: 02.11.07

Miaow... Read more

Nov 2, 2007

silicon.com > Technology > Hardware

$100 laptop production gets underway

$100 laptop production gets underway

... finally Read more

Nov 7, 2007

silicon.com > Technology > Hardware

Free Mac OS X spurned by $100 laptop creators

As Bill Gates mulls getting involved... Read more

Nov 15, 2005

silicon.com > Special Features > Open source

Red Hat: '$100 laptop will drive desktop Linux'

Cranking open source up... Read more

Jan 31, 2006

silicon.com > Technology > Hardware

India ditches 'potentially harmful' $100 laptop plan

India ditches 'potentially harmful' $100 laptop plan

'Thanks but we'll get some teachers instead' Read more

Jul 27, 2006

silicon.com > Technology > Mobile

Colonel Gaddafi buys 1.2 million cheap laptops

Colonel Gaddafi buys 1.2 million cheap laptops

One Laptop Per Child heads for North Africa... Read more

Oct 12, 2006

silicon.com > Technology > Hardware

Q&A: Nicholas Negroponte, founder, One Laptop Per Child

The latest on the $100 laptop - from Confucius to Cambodia... Read more

Dec 5, 2006

silicon.com > Technology > Hardware

One billion PCs worldwide by end of 2008

Fuelled by China and other emerging markets, says Forrester Read more

Jun 11, 2007

silicon.com > Technology > Hardware

Buy one $100 laptop, give one 'free'

Limited 'Give 1 Get 1' scheme announced... Read more

Sep 25, 2007

silicon.com > Technology > Hardware

One Laptop Per Child gets a boost from Peru

One Laptop Per Child gets a boost from Peru

? and Mexico gets in on the action Read more

Dec 3, 2007

Stories on $100 laptop

  1. Photos: How to spend Christmas in Second Life
  2. Bill Gates on cows, Steve Jobs on Google, Douglas Coupland on the future of humans
  3. ID card exclusive, Steve Jobs win, top CIOs and BT fibre plans
  4. Cheat Sheet: NFC and contactless payments
  5. Ballmer on Google, Bartz on Yahoo! and Berners-Lee on web snooping