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MPC unveils grade-school sized laptop (access required)

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Published: August 18,2008
Time posted: 1:00 am

Nampa-based PC-maker MPC Computers unveiled its new TXTbook computer today, a light-weight, low-cost notebook geared toward the K-6 education market.   Picking up where the Intel-powered classmate PC left off, the TXTbook uses Intel’s latest 1.6 GHz Atom Processor – specifically engineered for small, economical machines. The computer features a durable outer package and a kid-sized ...



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