Seems nice, and Rajesh Jain has had a loooooong walk before being a successful entrepreneur. (And is a tremendous human being - some of his writings about childless couples are moving).

But why are we moving back in time?? First webaroo comes with a model which should have come in 95/96 and RJ is doing something which Sun had made a crusade with the NC (network computer) around 97. Rather that someone supports the one laptop perchild project.

And where is the target market? There are versions of a thin client that are operational now - anyone can build a couple of pcs which operate with one server.
Is this for the west (and people are no longer willing to go the extra distance to kill MSFT - and even then MSFT will just cut prices and you will have a non starter).
Is this for Africa and other developing countries? Better to have a something which runs independently rather be at the mercy of a network. Imagine if you had to make sure BSNL was up and running everytime u had to retrieve a document. (even the 1 laptop per child is an independent machine). And costs around 100 dollars too (at least was supposed to).

Or is RJ trying to play a larger role here - non profit Richard Stallman kind of machine. Diff to fly mate. 

Or maybe I should just shutup cause I dont know much about what Novatium is trying to do - except what I Google up. :D