Just like the problems with the laptop, and the problems with us sending machines to these countries to help them make more profit on the land I see 2 problems:
-Where will they get spare parts from (I doubt that the average starving etheopian doest know enough about mobile phones to swap a couple of components)
-Where do they get a wall socket from to recharge the thing?
Just like the problems with the laptop, and the problems with us sending machines to these countries to help them make more profit on the land I see 2 problems: -Where will they get spare parts from (I doubt that the average starving etheopian doest know enough about mobile phones to swap a couple of components) -Where do they get a wall socket from to recharge the thing?
I really love this system! Next thing you know a convicted burgular will sue the state for lost income-out-of-theft while he was in prison.