At the World Congress on Information Technology in Austin, Texas yesterday, Intel CEO Paul Otellini showed off a new “Eduwise” portable PC aimed at the education market in developing countries. The $400 flip-open systems will be capable running either Windows or Linux, will feature built-in WiFi connectivity, and ship with software which enables students to take tests, view presentations, and interact with their teachers. The systems snap shut and feature a purse-like soft handle.
“We’re close to achieving Andy Grove’s vision of a billion connected PCs
