Microsoft wins : OLPC XO laptop adopts Windows XP
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Microsoft has announced that it has reached an agreement to get Windows XP running on the One Lapotp Per Child XO laptop. The customised Windows XP for OLPC version will not support the mesh feature that would allow laptops to network seamlessly and will not offer the Sugar educational software package. Partners will be able to get their hands on a dual boot version of the laptop, although it is unknown whether the OLPC Chairman, Nicholas Negroponte, will be able...
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