Sentence examples for computers for children from inspiring English sources
Klein hasn't been impressed by some previous attempts to launch computers for children in these countries.
Dell Computer is financing purchases of computers for children who need them and the Paul G. Allen Charitable Foundation is financing software for the program.
BUSINESS DAY An article on the Personal Tech pages on Thursday about tablet computers for children included outdated information on the availability of Angry Birds on the Nintendo DS and 3DS XL.
In this case, it was a nonprofit, One Laptop Per Child, which in 2005 declared its intention to make $100 computers for children in poor countries, without using technology from the industry's dominant chip and software suppliers, Intel and Microsoft.
But Mr. Toledo has appeared undaunted of late, and in today's swing through Ancash and Piura Provinces he pledged computers for children and new homes, while turning over the keys to earthmovers and inaugurating drainage ditches.
In the late 1990's, his best years, he made about $100,000 annually, but he turned some of that into a business making low-cost computers for children.
And the main item retailers could not seem to keep in stock last year was a tablet computer for children, the LeapFrog LeapPad Explorer.
– June 17 , 2009– Disney Consumer Products (DCP) and ASUS, maker of the pioneering Eee PC™ netbook, have collaborated to develop the Disney Netpal, a netbook computer for children that's fun, web-safe and easy to use.
"It's clearly not a solution for everyone, but I can see it being used by clubs and schools for science projects to make computers available for children who can't afford one at home.
In one new room, rows of computers wait for children to start working the keyboards.
The curator is Yves Béhar, a Swiss-born industrial designer now living in San Francisco who is best known for his work on the One Laptop per Child project to develop inexpensive computers for poor children, and the exhibition looks at different ways in which the public can participate in the design process.
