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Korean Low Cost PC

Posted by ctitanic on Jun 23, 2008

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20080623111824560Daewoo Lucoms launched what seems to me that is the Korean version of the OLPC, the LUKID. 

Based on Intel’s Classmate PC, the LUKID is powered by Intel 900MHz Celeron processor and Windows XP OS. Adopting a 9-inch LCD display, 512MB of RAM and 30GB HDD, the LUKID supports wireless LAN, SD card slot and USB port.

Via: AVING USA – Global News Network

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    • Zealot
      *smiles...

      Beat me by just a few minutes with this one.

      Looking at the design I like it, especially the built in handle, the leather-like covering and the roomy keyboard. It looks nice and durable and doesn;t scream TOY at me the way the OLPC. I know for a fact my son would love it...maybe if it came in red and black?

      Z
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