Linked by Thom Holwerda on Fri 13th Jul 2007 19:20 UTC
There's nothing like allegations of predatory conduct to bring two organizations together. Nicholas Negroponte's One Laptop Per Child project has decided to bring Intel on board as a partner and a possible future supplier, just a few months after Negroponte went on 60 Minutes and essentially accused the chip maker of trying to destroy his low-cost PC project. Intel has agreed to join the board of the OLPC and work with the organization on possible "collaborations involving technology and educational content," according to a press release Friday morning.
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I'm glad they made up. I had an iBook and an XP notebook kiss once. The next day I found an Ubuntu sub-notebook nearby!
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Me too. But in that case the iBook just caught mono. ;-)
Edited 2007-07-13 21:11