Intel cooking up a storm and a Fizz…
Published: 22 August 2008 16:21 GMT
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With its inspiration coming from the One Laptop Per Child initiative, Intel has teamed up with Zoostorm to launch a budget laptop for school kids in the UK.
It is based on the second generation Intel Classmate PC - part of the One Laptop Per Child initiative, and is called the Fizzbook. It includes a fully functioning Windows XP operating system and comes with the Intel Atom chip processor.
The mini laptop can be used for learning activities as well as general computer tasks such as surfing the internet, playing media and, of course, games.
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