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OLPC’s Latest Tablet/Computer Coming In 2013
The OLPC Foundation is still on their quest to bring technology to less developed parts of the world, and the latest plan is to release the XO-4 Touch in 2013. It will be a tablet/laptop hybrid with a 7.5-inch, multitouch display designed for constant exposure to sunlight and a low-power Marvell chipset.
OLPC XO 3.0 Hands-On: $US100 Wonder Tablet
Nicholas Negroponte’s One Laptop Per Child initiative has historically been more about promise than fulfilment. But in the $US100 XO 3.0 tablet, OLPC may have its first product that’s not just practical, capable or cheap. It’s actually… good.
The First Pictures Of The $100 OLPC Tablet
Just hours ago we reported that the One Laptop Per Child project was going to unveil their $US100 tablet at CES. And now we have some of the first official photos of the highly affordable, yet extremely durable device.
The $100 OLPC Tablet Is Debuting At CES
Building on its success with laptops designed for developing countries, the One Laptop Per Child project is set to unveil a long-awaited tablet at CES next week. Here’s what you get for $US100.
New OLPC Idea: Literally Throw Them At Children From Helicopters
The One Laptop Per Child project has had a long, noble, bumpy road. The dream of getting computers into every small third-world hand hasn’t arrived yet, but now there’s a new plan: toss ‘em out of helicopters.
$US35 Dollar Tablet Will Cost $US20, Eventually $US10
The Indian government has revealed its super-super-low-priced tablet computer, which it says it’ll start selling to students this year – for $US35. It’s a bit bulky, but for $US35 you can’t really whine about the bezel size.
OLPC XO-3 Dream Tablet May Come True After All
I Wonder How Many More OLPCs This Fake Ad Would’ve Sold (NSFW)
Do I even need to explain that a video entitled “One Laptop Per Third World Noob” might be a bit tasteless? Sure, I chuckled at the stick figures and the lewd child pornography references, but I’m also a terrible person.
OLPC XO-3: An Impossible Fantasy Tablet I Want To Believe

























