The Intel Classmate PC has been around for the last three years as a low-cost notebook meant for children to use at school and for learning. Now, Intel is looking to refresh the design with a new, ...

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Up until now, both Intel's Classmate PC and the OLPC Foundation's OLPC XO laptop have been explicitly targeted towards poor students in developing countries. Intel plans to change that focus with the ...

Intel introduces the next-generation Intel® Education Tablet and Intel® classmate PC reference designs built specifically for education, to engage students and empower teachers. The tablet and ...

The Intel Classmate PC shares a common goal with the OLPC XO-1: to put laptops into the hands of needy children in developing countries. Basically, Intel has enlisted international partners, who will ...

Intel’s Classmate PC has undergone a makeover, featuring new hardware that makes the laptop more user-friendly than its predecessors. The new Classmate 3 design will be more like a tablet PC, with a ...

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Intel has revealed the design for a tablet version of its Classmate PC, a low-powered Netbook designed for use in primary schools. The tablet-format Classmate, which was unveiled Friday at the ...

The government of Venezuela has announced plans to order more than one million Classmate PC laptops from Portugal as part of a broad economic agreement between the two countries. The government of ...

https://www.pcworld.com/tags/Intel+Corporation.html will announce details of the next generation of Classmate PCs soon, with new hardware and software that will make ...

Intel Corporation unveiled a new design of the Intel-powered classmate PC today at the Intel Developer Forum in Shanghai. As announced in a keynote by Andrew Chien, Intel vice president, Corporate ...