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Is the age of portable computers about to take another quantum leap? Somewhat upstaging the XO-1 / $100 laptop project sponsored by the One Laptop per Child project, developers in India have now announced a new laptop called Sakshat that they are determined will cost no more than 500 rupees or ….. US$10 / £7 each!!! Aimed at providing e-learning to those that fall outside the formal education systems in India and also Africa (see here,) the computers have 2GB of RAM and wireless capabiliti

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The Windows Tablet PC form factor continues to quietly move along even as hot laptop computers such as the MacBook Air steal the limelight for portable computers. One of the latest to debut in this niche market is the sleek looking Fujitsu Stylistic ST6012.

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Toshiba–one of the longest-standing players in the market for portable computers–and its new plan to pre-install Sun Microsystems’ OpenSolaris on its laptops from early 2009. Toshiba joins several new Linux-based systems that Dell is shipping, and many Linux-based netbooks. Will this trend continue?

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