Photos: At WCIT, Intel's sub-$400 laptop
As the World Congress on Information Technology considers ways that IT can improve lives, the chipmaker presents its Eduwise design.
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Otellini at WCIT
At the the World Congress on Information Technology in Austin, Texas, on Wednesday, Intel CEO Paul Otellini demonstrated a prototype sub-$400 laptop that Intel plans to launch with partners starting next year.
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Intel's Eduwise
Intel says its Eduwise notebook design, unveiled at the WCIT, runs Windows XP and should cost less than $400. Rival Advanced Micro Devices, meanwhile, used the event to promote its own low-cost PC for developing nations, the Personal Internet Communicator.
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Ballmer at WCIT
In a separate keynote address, Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer told delegates they could be "the hub and source of using IT to transform society."
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