Microsoft to offer Windows cheaply to developing nations

Despite Microsoft’s criticisms of the 100 dollar PC that was being developed for denizens of developing nations, the megacorporation will begin to produce a special version of Windows to be sold for as low as three dollars.

This version, known as the Student Innovation Suite, contains the bare bones features of Windows XP, Microsoft Office, math tools, and other basics. This version will be targeted towards middle and low income families as determined by the World Bank by 2008. Read more about it here.

posted by Mike Pellegrino on 19 April 2007
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