In this episode of Unboxing Live, we open up the OLPC XO-1. If that doesn’t sound familiar, this is the infamous One Laptop Per Child computer, aimed to help children in third-world countries with ...

Nonprofit organization One Laptop Per Child is shying away from small deployments of XO laptops to focus on large-scale deployments as it restructures to cope with the recession. OLPC is not selling ...

Purchases will be modeled on the G1G1 program, where a $400 donation gives you two XO laptops, one of which goes to a child in a developing nation One Laptop Per Child confirmed it will start selling ...

The initiative, which in late 2005 unveiled its first working prototype of a low-cost laptop for children in developing countries, had been struggling for months to avoid layoffs, according to a blog ...

If you’re at all like me, you’ve long been intrigued by the lean, green OLPC (One Laptop Per Child) XO mini-laptop. Now you have an opportunity to own one for yourself (or to give one to a child on ...

Shipment of the XO-3 tablet has been delayed as One Laptop Per Child finalizes the design and seeks partners to make the product, said the non-profit organization’s founder and chairman Nicholas ...

Skeptics are criticizing the nonprofit One Laptop Per Child for losing its educational focus by designing unrealistic hardware at a price point that cannot be achieved. OLPC and The Fuse Project on ...

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 ...

I have also found the readability until sunlight/indoor lighting to be outstanding. SonicHgHog is most likely right, however - given the progress of the OLPC machines, $75 is a little bit optimistic.

One Laptop Per Child is close to releasing the XO tablet with PixelQi display for children in developing countries. The tablet could feasibly be charged by a wide range of sources.