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The 70 dollar computer

There are more and more interesting projects with cheap computers.

NComputing has a different solution than One Laptop Per Child.

“NComputing enables organizations to harness the untapped power of existing PCs so that everyone can affordably access computing”.

Computer World writes about this.

“Most recently, the country of Macedonia announced plans (PDF format) to serve all 420,000 of its K-12 students using a combination of PCs running Ubuntu Linux and NComputing's PC-sharing devices, which turn each computer into a mini-server that can be shared with up to 30 students in a single classroom…

NComputing claims that it can provide computer access -- whether for Windows XP, Linux or even Mac boxes -- for as little as $70 per student…"

That’s some interesting facts about hardware, if you want to know more about the software take our ICDL and ICDL advanced eLearning courses.

Give One Get One has started

"MKFC Stockholm Folkhögskola (Folk High School) has donated computers to children in a Primary School in Eritrea".



Read more at our school blog.

We support One Laptop Per Child

MKFC Stockholm College support through End - To- End eLearning developing countries and had also donated computers.


"Give One Get One"- initiative is an innovative way to support and offers people to send good start for children in Africa.

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Tips to speed up your PC

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