Here's something good:
the Simputer, a sustainable, low-cost computer for
the developing world. Developed in India, it's based on an Intel CPU and
Linux, has a touch-sensitive screen, flash RAM, built-in telephone modem and
USB port. The Simputer will cost about US$200 to produce, and the designs
will be publicly available, giving hope to the dream of an affordable humanist
computing platform for most of the world's population.