Rlg laptops for schools on sale

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• GHFUO, be serious & change ur thinkin 12 years ago

  WESTERN NATIONS DONT EVEN PROVIDE FREE LAPTOPS TO HIGH SCH STUDENTS. MISPLACED PRIORITIES. CANT U LEARN FROM THOSE WHO R DOING THINGS RIGHT?

  WESTERN NATIONS DONT EVEN PROVIDE FREE LAPTOPS TO HIGH SCH STUDENTS. MISPLACED PRIORITIES. CANT U LEARN FROM THOSE WHO R DOING THINGS RIGHT?

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• Idiot 12 years ago

  even Singapore which is the size of Accra with 4 million people, will never provide free laptops. instead of ghana 1. creating awareness about importance of IT 2. revising the syllabus 3. training personnels to man the ICT ...
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  even Singapore which is the size of Accra with 4 million people, will never provide free laptops. instead of ghana 1. creating awareness about importance of IT 2. revising the syllabus 3. training personnels to man the ICT 4. incorporating ICT into ghana education as compulsory and examinable subject
  
  we jump the gun straight spoiling markets of others and started distributing free laptops. the laptops are all lying idle with students going into sakawa business. monkey swine

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• DAN 12 years ago

  the computers must be kept in the schools

  the computers must be kept in the schools

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• KNYC (USMC) 12 years ago

  The backward people, always finding means to do corrupting things to their own people and when Sunday comes they will be first in Church. In a country were by stupidity has become the new norm, always coming up with programs ...
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  The backward people, always finding means to do corrupting things to their own people and when Sunday comes they will be first in Church. In a country were by stupidity has become the new norm, always coming up with programs that do not benefit the people it was intended to, but themselves. Oh Ghana, are we going or coming?

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• Pzz - aiyinase, 12 years ago

  Oh gh leaders why dis shameful acts.selling them, what abt the rest of d regions.

  Oh gh leaders why dis shameful acts.selling them, what abt the rest of d regions.

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• Egya Blay 12 years ago

  Politics is killing the country. This is a very very very myopic thinking and disastrous move. Looking at the number of people in each Junior High Schools, I wonder if there was any feasibility and pilot studies. Setting up ...
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  Politics is killing the country. This is a very very very myopic thinking and disastrous move. Looking at the number of people in each Junior High Schools, I wonder if there was any feasibility and pilot studies. Setting up computer labs without ICT professionals/trainers!Oh please!Money again wasted!Don't we have people who develop our education curriculum? No wonder we cannot manufacture a common needle-the most simplest tool.

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• DAN 12 years ago

  accer computer loaded with google chrome

  accer computer loaded with google chrome

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• non-colonial or plantation mentality 12 years ago

  The ChromeBook is made by Acer for $199, Samsung for $249 and IBM for $299...all before taxes are applied here in the US. Google Chromebook?
  Now if one could keep the lights on in Ghana, all the students would have to do is ...
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  The ChromeBook is made by Acer for $199, Samsung for $249 and IBM for $299...all before taxes are applied here in the US. Google Chromebook?
  Now if one could keep the lights on in Ghana, all the students would have to do is pay $25 a month for one year and study www.lynda.com . They will then be able to compete with kids in China and India, just to name two countries.
  One only needs two things in life to create wealth for ones' family, community, nation and world: 1.)Internet access daily. 2.) Global Networking.
  With such, in places like the US, where public libraries have free internet access, the level of poverty should be on the decline greatly. But the masses have their minds still stuck in the Manufacturing Age not the Informational Age!
  What about Africa? If Ghana could keep the lights on, I could teach local Ghanaians how to use online, home-based centered, US companies that operate globally and payout in checks. No need for VISA or MASTERCARD or PAYPAL to participate!
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  Please note the difference in a WiFi-centered computer and one that is supports 3G and 4G data plans.
  Even the Nexus 7 Tablet is not costly.

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• non-colonial or plantation mentality 12 years ago

  The ChromeBook is made by Acer for $199, Samsung for $249 and HP for $299...all before taxes are applied here in the US. Google Chromebook?
  Now if one could keep the lights on in Ghana, all the students would have to do is p ...
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  The ChromeBook is made by Acer for $199, Samsung for $249 and HP for $299...all before taxes are applied here in the US. Google Chromebook?
  Now if one could keep the lights on in Ghana, all the students would have to do is pay $25 a month for one year and study www.lynda.com . They will then be able to compete with kids in China and India, just to name two countries.
  One only needs two things in life to create wealth for ones' family, community, nation and world: 1.)Internet access daily. 2.) Global Networking.
  With such, in places like the US, where public libraries have free internet access, the level of poverty should be on the decline greatly. But the masses have their minds still stuck in the Manufacturing Age not the Informational Age!
  What about Africa? If Ghana could keep the lights on, I could teach local Ghanaians how to use online, home-based centered, US companies that operate globally and payout in checks. No need for VISA or MASTERCARD or PAYPAL to participate!
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  Please note the difference in a WiFi-centered computer and one that is supports 3G and 4G data plans.
  Even the Nexus 7 Tablet is not costly.

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• fidelity 12 years ago

  This is what normaly take place if a nation is being govern by such tropical thieves and devils but one day, they will see.

  This is what normaly take place if a nation is being govern by such tropical thieves and devils but one day, they will see.

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• JB Ansong 12 years ago

  Ghanaian journalists are less than quarter-literates otherwise how can they explain "The rlg laptops intended for schools are installed with ubuntu windows".
  
  Ubuntu is one of the several derivates of graphical interface fo ...
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  Ghanaian journalists are less than quarter-literates otherwise how can they explain "The rlg laptops intended for schools are installed with ubuntu windows".
  
  Ubuntu is one of the several derivates of graphical interface for Unix-based systems while Windows is the alternative Operating System from Microsoft. So it is totally wrong to talk of Ubuntu Windows.
  
  It is either Ubuntu (Fedora, RedHat, etc) or Windows and NEVER both.

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• Idiot 12 years ago

  I have dual booting system in my laptop: ubuntu and windows 7,but I never use ubuntu because it's very difficult if you are not conversant with it,so i often use windows 7. how can learners begin ICT with ubuntu? who are thos ...
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  I have dual booting system in my laptop: ubuntu and windows 7,but I never use ubuntu because it's very difficult if you are not conversant with it,so i often use windows 7. how can learners begin ICT with ubuntu? who are those illiterate behind the whole idea of laptop issues in ghana?

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• JAMES JAMES 12 years ago

  “Akonfem socialism is this new brand of socialism where government officials engage in “chopping” the meat to the bone. Rather than focusing on serving the people, our Akonfem socialists focus on coming up with schemes ...
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  “Akonfem socialism is this new brand of socialism where government officials engage in “chopping” the meat to the bone. Rather than focusing on serving the people, our Akonfem socialists focus on coming up with schemes to steal money from the people.
  
  “…This is why we have the creation of schemes such as GYEEDA, SADA, SUBAH, WAYOME, WATERVILLE, ISOTOFON, AAL, where the state has been defrauded of billions of Ghana cedis which could otherwise have been used for productive development expenditure. This is only what we know about. This is not what Ghanaians expect from the party of “Probity and Accountability,”

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