Slow shipments irk buyers of One Laptop Per Child devices
Priority was to send to poor nations, not American consumers
A bid by the One Laptop Per Child Foundation, OLPC, in Cambridge to sell low-cost laptops to Americans has stumbled. Thousands of buyers are still waiting for the $200 computers months after purchasing them. (Full article: 550 words)
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