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Publicación: 2013-01-25, Autor: Leo , crítica de: fayerwayer.com
Resumen: Compartido 0 Veces Hace una semana Intel Chile nos mandó un Classmate PC para que lo pudiéramos probar. Nosotros obviamente lo aceptamos con la intención de hacer un FayerWayer Labs . Nuestra primera impresión con la máquina fue buena. Intel nos aseguró ...
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Publicación: 2014-04-10, Autor: Adam , crítica de: uk.askmen.com
Resumen: Introduced at the 2009 Consumer Electronic Show, the Intel classmate PC separates itself from the standard fare with a wonderfully easy to use convertible tablet form. Controlled via a stylus pen, this touchscreen-enabled computer adds a whole new wrinkle...
It remains to be seen just how useful the Intel Classmate PC will be, but we cant wait to get our hands on one to find out. PC Advisor staff ...
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Publicación: 2008-03-19, Autor: Dan , crítica de: CNET.co.uk
Small and inexpensive; solid, semirugged construction should hold up to abuse; includes Windows XP and Microsoft Office
Very limited built-in storage; low screen resolution
Aimed at students in developing countries, the Intel Classmate PC is an intriguing attempt at a low-cost laptop. We love the rugged design, but the small 2GB solid-state hard drive doesnt leave a lot of room for growth ...
Small and inexpensive, Solid, semirugged construction should hold up to abuse, Includes Windows XP and Microsoft Office
Very limited builtin storage, Low screen resolution
Aimed at students in developing countries, the Intel Classmate PC is an intriguing attempt at a low-cost notebook. We love the rugged design, but the small 2GB solid-state hard drive doesnt leave a lot of room for growth...
Resumen: Following in the spirit of the One Laptop Per Child’s XO-1, the first budget-priced computer aimed at educating third world children, Intel has created its classmate PC. Although billed as a school appliance, this netbook is actually extremely rugged a...
SD slot. Can run a Windows or Linux OS. Components are similar to those of the ASUS Eee PC 4G. Built-in Wi-Fi and Ethernet port. Lightweight. Inexpensive.
Purchases limited to government partners. Battery is not removable. Thick chassis.
The Intel Classmate PC is a viable answer to the OLPC XO-1, providing needy children around the world with a low-cost (free to them) laptop that runs Windows XP or Linux....
Very low price, Bright, sharp screen, Standard Windows XP Pro or Linux operating systems, Kid-friendly, rugged design
Very small screen and keyboard, Low performance, Limited expandability
Classmate PC vs. OLPC XOThe Intel Classmate PC takes a very different tack from the OLPC XO. Nicholas decidedly preferred the Classmate to the OLPC XO, saying, “It’s really great. This one is totally better.” Given the choice between the...
Publicación: 2007-11-01, Autor: Dan , crítica de: cnet.com
Small and inexpensive; solid, semirugged construction should hold up to abuse; includes Windows XP and MS Office, which lets students gain experience on software theyre likely to encounter in the future.
Very limited hard-drive space; low screen resolution.
Aimed at students in developing countries, the Intel Classmate PC is an intriguing attempt at a low-cost laptop. We love the rugged design, but the small 2GB hard drive doesnt leave a lot of room for growth.
Resumen: Earlier today I reported on Intel’s World Ahead programme, which aims to bring technology to the developing world. One of the key aspects of the World Ahead programme is the Classmate PC – a portable computer designed to help school children learn, in...
