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La Rivoluzione digitale di Lula

Il piano PC Conectado: un milione di computer a 500 dollari l’uno. E che i meno abbienti potranno pagare anche a rate Microsoft propone una versione “light” di Windows XPAl governo non piace e così spunta l’ipotesi dell’open source

ROMA – Un milione di personal computer a 500 dollari l’uno. Il governo brasiliano di Luis Ignacio Lula da Silva lancia PC Conectado, il piano di alfabetizzazione informatica per i lavoratori più poveri del paese. Un programma ambizioso, che sarà varato entro la fine di aprile, in un paese in cui solo il 10% della popolazione dispone di un accesso domestico a Internet e dove i computer venduti ogni anno sul mercato ufficiale non arrivano al milione.

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Pubblicato su Repubblica giovedì 7 aprile 2005.

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