KiWi PC for old people keeps things simple
Thursday, March 17, 2011 - 12:00pm
If you spent most of your life in the age before computers, dealing with a PC can be a frustrating and confusing task. That's why the KiWi PC was built: to make using email and the internet a bit less stressful for people who didn't grow up on it.
For $500, you get a PC running a custom build of Linux that features a "Me Menu," providing easy access to email, the web and games. It also has a colorful keyboard that makes using the whole thing a lot easier. If you've got an older person in your life who feels intimidated by a normal computer, this could be a good solution.
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