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I'll let the press release speak for itself. This isn't out yet, but it does sound... very interesting. Given the target (the " One Laptop Per Child " program), I would suspect a low-cost solution, but at this point it's just speculation. The LEGO Press Release: LEGO EDUCATION EXPLORING WAYS TO BRING CREATIVE LEARNING SOLUTIONS TO DEVELOPING COUNTRIES Sao Paolo, BRAZIL (NOVEMBER 7, 2007) – LEGO Education, The LEGO Group’s educational division, today begins testing of creative curriculum solutions in three schools in Brazil to establish the best technology platform for bringing 21st Century skills to students ages seven and older in underserved and developing countries. LEGO Education will provide selected classrooms with concept products that foster the hands-on, minds-on creative play for which the LEGO® brand is universally known. The company is building on 10 years of research, product development and success as a consumer robotics pioneer with LEGO MINDSTORMS®...