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		<title>By: Andrew Min</title>
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		<description>I&#039;m thinking #2 is the main issue.

As far as #1 goes, the OLPC is a good example: they can&#039;t even get a usable $100 machine.</description>
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<p>As far as #1 goes, the OLPC is a good example: they can&#8217;t even get a usable $100 machine.</p>
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