One of the hottest gadgets of 2006 sports a fashionable plastic case, has more than 100Mb of memory, and can connect to the internet straight out of the box – all for about $100.
This breakthrough product is not a Zune, an iPod or some other accessory intended for style-conscious consumers. It is a $100 portable computer intended to change the lives of children in poor countries by allowing them to take their education – quite literally – into their own hands.
