20 March 2008 9:29 GMT / By Amy-Mae Elliott
Chip-maker Intel has revealed it will launch its low-cost educational "Classmate" PC in Europe and the US.Originally designed for children in developing nations, the Classmate was initially more of a rival to the XO machine from the OLPC project, but the launch into the western world will see the little laptop go head to head with Asus' low-cost Eee UMPC.
Intel has sold less than 100,000 Classmates so far, to countries including India, Mexico and Indonesia, but it will be the second-gen model, specs of which are yet to be revealed, that will go on sale in the States and Europe for between $250 to $300.
Hardware, Laptops, Intel, UMPCs
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