Aharami
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I dont necessarily see this as a bad thing. It's not like Intel and MS are trying to keep children in poor countries from getting a laptop. They are competing with their own products. As long as the idea of "children in developing countries growing up with technology" is fulfilled, I dont really care how it is fulfilled - either OLPC laptops, or Intel's Classmate.
And it seems like the only loser here is AMD
And it seems like the only loser here is AMD
Mr. Negroponte says he complained to Intel's chief executive two weeks ago, then "made peace." Intel and the One Laptop project, he says, have agreed to work together to design by early January a new "Intel-based" One Laptop device. An Intel spokeswoman confirmed Mr. Negroponte's account, but said any comment would be "premature." AMD, whose chips are used in One Laptop's current machines, declined to comment.
