Computer Aid International has also developed a portable wind-powered cyber café to offer a cost-effective and environmentally sustainable solution to getting rural communities online. The wind-powered cyber café can be shipped as a complete sea container and contains a fully functional cyber café, comprising a thin client network of eight monitors running off a standard P4 acting as a server. Wind panels are fitted to power the container and a thin client network was adopted because wind panels are prohibitively expensive if using standard desktops. The idea was developed in conjunction with Computer Aid partners in Zambia who have already used the containers to reduce the cost of internet and power access by sharing connectivity and harnessing the sun's rays.