The goal of the OLPC XO 3.0 is not to sell a sexy entertainment product, but instead to get every child in the world with a connected computer. Is there anything consumer tablet manufacturers can ...
Remember that dual-touchscreen concept machine that the One Laptop Per Child folks were working on? Yeah, it’s toast. In a recent interview, OLPC founder Nicholas Negroponte told Xconomy that the team ...
One day after the resignation of the One Laptop Per Child project’s president was publicly revealed, the OLPC’s founder and chairman said that the group’s XO laptop may evolve to use only Windows XP ...
Discussions are under way to put an Intel microprocessor inside a version of the One Laptop Per Child (OLPC) project’s “$100 laptop” for children in developing countries, according to representatives ...
Intel’s resignation from the One Laptop Per Child Project’s board of directors will have “no impact” on the group’s operations, since the chip maker contributed little to the project since joining ...
Amazon.com has announced that it will begin selling One Laptop Per Child’s (OLPC) XO laptop on its Web site starting on November 17th. Amazon says that the XO laptop will be sold in the same way as ...
Microsoft is moving along with plans to get a custom version of Windows XP up and running on the OLPC XO Laptop. The company has been working on a way to run Windows from a flash card, since the XO ...
The One Laptop per Child project's XO laptop will switch to a Via processor as part of a general hardware refresh. Generation 1.5 of the XO machine will have the same industrial design as the original ...
In a bit of an about-face, India has placed a huge order for 250,000 OLPC XO laptops for their schools. This is a huge victory for the OLPC project. https://gizmodo ...
Negroponte says an insistence upon using only free, open source software has hampered the XO's usability and scared away potential adopters One day after the resignation of the One Laptop Per Child’s ...
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