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Brazil is far and away the leader among Latin American countries in terms of Internet access .
The country's 3.9 million Internet users comprise 40 percent of the online population in the region, according to a report by eMarketer , which tracks Internet statistics. Internet connection rates in Brazil are among the cheapest in Latin America. Nevertheless, in a country of 168 million people there's enormous room for growth. According to Campos, the computer won't be structurally different from an ordinary PC, and people will be able to upgrade it with the components they want. The PPC won't operate with Microsoft Windows and will use a 16MB flash memory card instead of a hard drive.