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| A boat transporting the 60 donated desktop PCs to Parintins, Brazil, pulls into port. |
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A student at the Lila Maia School in Parintins, Brazil, helps an Intel employee unload 30 computers for the school’s first computer lab. |
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Three students at the Lila Maia School in Parintins, Brazil, play with one of the first Internet-connected PCs installed in the school’s first computer lab. |
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A crowd of students cheer on the installation of an antenna on the Lila Maia School’s roof in Parintins, Brazil. The antenna receives high-speed wireless signals, providing Internet access to the school’s first computer lab. |
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Twenty-four teachers in Parintins, Brazil, learn how to use technology to enhance classroom learning. The teachers work at two local schools that were recently equipped with their first computers labs. |
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Before the installation of the high-speed computer network, Parintins, Brazil, was electronically connected to the outside world through a satellite uplink that enabled dial-up Internet access. Intel Corporation worked with Embratel, a Brazilian telecommunications company, to improve this satellite uplink to handle high-speed Internet. |
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