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Photos: How old PCs are creating opportunities

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Will Sturgeon silicon.com

Published: 14 Feb 2007 16:22 GMT

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PCs come installed with Windows 2000 and these students are using Microsoft Word to prepare essays and documents. One of the 2,000 teachers trained by CFSK assists the children in their work.

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