The unusual struggle to provide adequate, cheap PCs to the world’s poor has gone awry before it really even began in earnest. A group of technology leaders today chastised the likes of AMD, Intel and MIT for failing to cooperate around their efforts to create low-cost computers. Compounding the tension, the leaders added that they’d prefer to see the likes of Nokia and Motorola dumping cell phones on their nations before the PC crowd arrives.
Link: theregister.co.uk
