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:Esato: A Computer for the World's 4 Billion Illiterate and Poor People
Esato: A Computer for the World's 4 Billion Illiterate and Poor People
Aug 20, 2004, 19 :00 UTC (0 Talkback[s]) (6786 reads)

"The PCtvt concept being developed at Carnegie Mellon University is aiming to deliver a combined PC, TV, Video and Telephone at a cost of under US$250 by 2007.

"The radically simple design is aimed at illiterate users and aims for a ONE minute learning time. If the goal can be achieved, and the project sufficiently supported, it has the potential to significantly empower the illiterate everywhere by giving greater importance to voice and video communication rather than reading & writing. The cost of ownership of the computer has been designed to be as low as possible so it can be used as a communal resource in poor villages..."

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