If you're reading this, chances are you take access to a personal computer for granted. But did you know that five billion people have limited access to a PC? Israeli company Keepod is partnering with LiveInSlums to give everyone a PC - for $7.

Locating a file can be frustrating when you work with several computers. Israeli company Keepod, which created a computer the size of a credit card, now offers its OS for free, so you can have your PC on any USB drive.

Despite digital innovation, our wallets still seem to get thicker over time: credit cards, ID cards, key cards, membership cards etc. After achieving success in Italy, Israeli startup Keepod brings its one-in-all card back home to the Israeli market.

Keepod is a new device the size of a credit card, which lets you take your computer data with you anywhere with a USB connection. The card is a combination of a secure storage device with an operating system and has the ability to carry your digital identity and day-to-day applications.