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May 20, 2008
        
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Here are two priceless bits from a long comment on problems within the one laptop per child community published on his personal blog by Ivan Krstic - he works for Sun now, I think, but was the long term go to guy on the programming and delivery for the OLPC program. It is the reason that OLPC’s... [read full story]                    

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OLPC 2.0: towards the US$75 laptop

 apcmag.com May 22, 2008
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'$100 laptop' platform moves on

 chineselinuxuniversity.net May 19, 2008
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OLPC 2.0: towards the US$75 laptop

apcmag.com
May 22, 2008
        

MIT wants the second generation of its innovative ‘One Laptop Per Child’ sub-notebook to use a touchscreen QWERTY keyboard but aims for a price tag of US$75 by 2010. It never got there, of course – the product that evolved into the XO-1 sub-note sells for US$188. Now MIT has its sights on a...

Laptop gets smaller, cheaper

news24.com
May 22, 2008
        

San Francisco - The One Laptop Per Child Project has unveiled its latest creation - a slim-line touch screen computer that it says will sell for just $75 (about R578) when it is released in two years time. That might seem a little ambitious since the organisation's current model, the XO, which...

What will be the effect of Microsoft joining the OLPC?

hindu.com
May 22, 2008
        

London, (GUARDIAN NEWS SERVICE) By Charles Arthur It will almost certainly mean that many more of the One Laptop Per Child machines will be sold - but it's hard to see it really benefit the wider population as much as it will Microsoft. Instead, expect a generation of developing-world children to...

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OLPC announces next generation of XO notebook

digitimes.com
May 22, 2008
        

One Laptop per Child (OLPC) announced that work is already underway on a second- generation version of its XO notebook computer. Leveraging new advances in technology, the primary goal of the XO-2 will be to advance new concepts of learning as well as to further drive down the cost of the laptop...

OLPC plans 75 dollar laptop

antara.co.id
May 22, 2008
        

San Francisco (ANTARA News) - The One Laptop Per Child Project has unveiled its latest creation - a slim-line touch screen computer that it says will sell for just 75 dollars when it is released in two years time. That might seem a little ambitious since the organization's current model, the XO,...

New XO Design

technibble.com
May 22, 2008
        

The new XO computer has a new design according to various tech sites. It is called XO 2.0 and it will be slimmer and lighter. “Being small is very important. The current one is a little too big; it’s a little too heavy,” said the one laptop per child chairman, Nicholas Negroponte. “It’s a totally...

OLPC Reveals XO 2.0, The Sub-$100 Laptop

tmcnet.com
May 22, 2008
        

One Laptop Per Child chairman Nicholas Negroponte on Tuesday unveiled a prototype of the charity's next-generation, low-cost laptop for poor students in emerging markets. The device, called the XO 2.0, could sell for as little as $75, Negroponte said at an event at the Massachusetts Institute of...

OLPC Reveals Second Generation XO

tech2.com
May 21, 2008
        

The OLPC non-profit organization has announced that work is already underway on a second-generation version of its XO laptop computer. Calling it the "XO-2", the organization hopes that the laptop will be able to advance new concepts of learning, while the cost of the laptop will also be lowered...

OLPC Dreams of Power-Skimping, Touchscreen Notebook for 75 Bucks

linuxinsider.com
May 21, 2008
        

One Laptop Per Child, the organization focused on bringing low-cost laptops to children in developing nations, announced it intends to release a newly redesigned version of the XO notebook, the XO-2, in 2010. The second generation of the XO will include new technology to meet OLPC's goal of...

OLPC resumes 'Give One Get One' program

eetasia.com
May 21, 2008
        

project will resume its "Give One Get One" program , in which consumers will buy for $400 a rugged green-and-white computer and donate a second one to a child in a developing country, reported the Associated Press. OLPC founder Nicholas Negroponte announced the return of the donor program this...

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