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OLPC Comes Up With a Beautiful, Thin Tablet Concept

Remember the OLPC (One Laptop Per Child) project? It’s a U.S.-based, non-profit organization that aims to create a cheap, mobile personal computer for kids in developing countries. And while their XO-1 laptop is still being shipped to countries such as Rwanda and Uruguay, the folks at OLPC are working on a next generation device, and (surprise) it’s a tablet. http://mashable.com/2009/12/23/olpc-tablet/

OLPC - One Laptop per Child - Pictures, Videos and News

What is OLPC? The mission of this non-profit association ( O ne L aptop P er C hild) is to develop a low-cost laptop - the "$100 Laptop" - a technology that could revolutionize how we educate the world's children. Their goal is to provide children around the world with new opportunities to explore, experiment, and express themselves. http://olpc.com/
http://olpc-france.org/wiki/index.php?title=Accueil

OLPC France wiki

Contenu pédagogique : Le projet OLPC est un projet éducatif. Si vous avez déjà créé du contenu éducatif ou si vous avez envie de le faire, vous pouvez l'adapter et le partager sur le XO. Sugar : Si vous maîtrisez Linux et/ou que vous connaissez Python, vous pouvez nous aider à réaliser des outils techniques pour Sugar et le XO, Développement : Vous avez réalisé une application éducative et vous souhaitez l'adapter sur le XO ?
Occasionally there are days when I am a little overwhelmed with keeping replacement parts available for OLPC … an odd interaction with someone can get me down. This is why I am so thankful that our community is amazing! Looking through Laptops to Lesotho photo albums quickly rebounded my spirits. Our OLPC community is filled with wonderful people doing GOOD in this world. You all are an inspiration to me – your dedication, hard work, perseverance, love and hope that you share with the world. http://ilovemyxo.wordpress.com/

XO Accessories - I Love My XO

Le prototype du XO-1 en 2006 One Laptop per Child (« un portable par enfant ») est une association à but non lucratif établie en 2005 dans le Delaware aux États-Unis qui a pour but de promouvoir « l'ordinateur portable à 100 dollars » XO développé au départ par des membres du corps enseignant du Media Lab [ 1 ] , un département du Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT). Le projet OLPC est financé par des entreprises, notamment AMD , Brightstar Corporation , eBay , Google , Marvell , News Corporation , Nortel , Red Hat et SES . Chaque entreprise a fait un don de deux millions de dollars US [ 2 ] et participe aux efforts de l'association en fournissant de l'expertise et des moyens dans certains domaines comme la logistique, la chaîne de fabrication, etc. Prototype de l'ordinateur XO-2 Le XO-1 est le premier ordinateur conçu par le projet OLPC.

One Laptop per Child - Wikipédia

http://fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/One_Laptop_per_Child
OLPC is a community-driven project that has designed the XO laptop to help children learn, share and create. The XO is rugged, for outdoor classrooms and harsh environments. It is ultra-low-power and can be charged by the Sun. We have over a million laptops in countries such as Peru, Uruguay, Ethiopia, Rwanda, Afghanistan, Mongolia, and Haiti. http://www.youtube.com/user/OLPCFoundation#p/c/35409E778F587ED0

Chaîne de OLPCFoundation

OLPC: Low-Cost Laptops Combat Afghan Indoctrination | eWEEK Euro

http://www.techweekeurope.co.uk/news/negroponte-low-cost-laptops-combating-afghan-indoctrination-5848 The founder and chairman of the One Laptop Per Child (OLPC) organisation Nicholas Negroponte believes low-cost notebooks will improve the educational prospects of Afghan children and combat “indoctrination and intolerance” in the troubled country. In a joint project with the Afghan Ministry of Communication and Information Technology and local IT providers, OLPC has delivered 774 of its XO machines to students and teachers at the Zarghona Ana middle school in Kandahar. The latest consignment of laptops adds to the 3,700 machines which OLPC has distributed in Afghanistan so far. Empowerment through education According to Negroponte, technology could improve the outlook and prospects of children in the country and combat the forces which have allowed groups such as the Taliban to flourish. “The XO laptops will empower a new generation of Afghan citizens to connect with the world, think critically and challenge indoctrinations of intolerance,” he said.
We at OLPC News want you to buy an XO laptop - the famed "$100 laptop" even if its not $100 dollars. Its an amazing tool to learn learning, educating children and adults in the process. But buying an XO laptop can be a challenge - they're not for sale at the local Best Buy. So we've made this handy F.A.Q. for you:

How To Buy an XO Laptop from OLPC - OLPC News

http://www.olpcnews.com/laptops/xo1/how_to_buy_xo_laptop_olpc.html#comment-295964