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We should try to get one for one and make a kid happy.

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clipped from laptopmag.com Today starts the two-week One Laptop Per Child's Give 1, Get 1 program. The XO laptop is being made available to U.S. and Canadian consumers, but only if they buy one to donate to a developing nation. At a cost of $399 for both computers, you can get the 3.2-pound green-and-white laptop that's resistant to spills, rain, dust, and drops, and includes its own operating system (called "Sugar"), a built-in style="FONT-WEIGHT: normal; PADDING-BOTTOM: 1px; COLOR: darkgreen; BORDER-BOTTOM: darkgreen 0.1em solid; BACKGROUND-COLOR: transparent; TEXT-DECORATION: underline" href="#" target=_blank itxtdid="4209194">video camera, an Internet mesh-networking platform, gamepad controllers, and a screen that rotates into a tablet configuration. You can place an order via phone, (1-877-70-LAPTOP), or through www.xogiving.com, and receive one year of complimentary access to T-Mobile HotSpot locations throughout the United States; these hotspots can be accessed from any Wi-Fi-capable device, including the XO. OLPC XO: We Gave 1, Got 1 to Africa As the "$100 Laptop" is offered to the public, our African recipient of the XO laptop gives a firsthand look at what giving One Laptop Per Child can do.

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clipped from www.engadget.com CMV9301 PMP doubles as 3MP / 5MP camera We've seen the camera / PMP mishmash href="http://www.engadget.com/2007/11/01/ramos-v80-pmp-gets-wince-integrated-camera/">before, and now that we're witnessing yet another iteration, we still aren't really feelin' the concept. Nevertheless, those that are should certainly take a gander at Shenzhen Carav Electronics' CMV9301, which features a three-inch 960 x 240 resolution display, support for a 1.8-inch hard drive, three- or five-megapixel camera, 4x digital zoom, integrated flash, SD expansion slot, AV in / out, line-in port, a built-in speaker and a trifecta of games for good measure. Additionally, this thing claims to play nice with MP3, WMA, PCM, WAV, AVI, MOV, MP4 and ASF file formats, and the rechargeable Li-ion should be good for around ten hours of music / four hours of video playback. As these things always go, there's no word on how much a single one will cost, but feel free to phone 'em up if you can shake off that voice pleading with you to not order "at least 200."