Are you seriously suggesting they have no expenses other than buying the USB drives? Shipping and handling have to cost something here, for one. And having an

Are you seriously suggesting they have no expenses other than buying the USB drives? Shipping and handling have to cost something here, for one. And having an inventory. EDIT: Also, from the article: "Mr Bahar and Mr Imbesi's plan is for locally employed workers to buy the flash drives on the open market, install the operating system and a few essential apps, and then sell them on for a small gain. The final price would be $7 (£4.15), delivering about a $2 profit on each device that would help cover wages and the further expansion of the project." - so the $2 profit doesn't even go to Keepod.