You know what was missing from the so-call "unveiling" of India's $10 laptop yesterday? Photos. Now we think we know why. The $10 laptop is not a laptop at all, the display-less and keyboard-less prototype device is just a 10 x 5-inch wide slab that stores (and apparently prints) distributed learning materials which can later be retrieved by an impoverished child using a laptop and paper he can't afford to purchase. It's also said to cost $30 and could be a component to a low cost laptop in the future. Though that claim is being fiercely disputed by Taiwanese component makers. Still, without any official photos of the device or specs posted to one of the many governme
