TechRadar reports that Dell gave seven Japanese children nine laptop parts and 23 screws to assemble, then let them keep the finished product.
TechRadar describes Dell's attempt to teach Japanese children how computers work by having them assemble a laptop. Seven children received nine parts and 23 screws, were told to fix it themselves when it broke, and were allowed to keep the finished product.
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TechRadar reports that Dell gave seven Japanese children nine laptop parts and 23 screws to assemble, then let them keep the finished product.
TechRadar describes Dell's attempt to teach Japanese children how computers work by having them assemble a laptop. Seven children received nine parts and 23 screws, were told to fix it themselves when it broke, and were allowed to keep the finished product.
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