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Showing 1-19 of 19 results foundPeru signs up for 260,000 OLPC laptops
December 3, 2007 Project founder Nicholas Negroponte announcea deal over weekend, reveals that 50,000 units have been ordered for Mexico.Negroponte: Windows key to OLPC philosophy
October 29, 2007 OLPC chairman says laptop project could not promote openness if it was closed to Microsoft.OLPC and Intel bury the hatchet--for the children
July 13, 2007 Nonprofit and chipmaker have faced off over low-cost laptops in the past, but they're coming together to bring PCs to kids.$100 laptop gets working prototype
May 24, 2006 Nicholas Negroponte's One Laptop Per Child project shows off a vivid orange PC and trims its software load. Photos: Laptop model sees orange$100 laptop 'will boost desktop Linux'
June 2, 2006 The head of the One Laptop per Child project says he must be doing something right if he's upsetting Microsoft and Intel.Negroponte: $100 laptop trials to kick off
August 22, 2006 Widespread field tests of portable PCs for children in the developing world will start next month, the project's chairman says.Is $100 laptop project flawed?
June 20, 2006 Computer Aid director says One Laptop Per Child project is based on a "misunderstanding of the history of tech."Two visions for delivering PCs to emerging nations
February 28, 2007 One Laptop Per Child and Intel take competing approaches to manufacturing, pricing PCs--and it's not yet clear which will prevail.Negroponte: Rich countries to buy laptops for poor
December 6, 2006 One Laptop Per Child project leader encourages wealthy countries to buy $100 notebooks for those in less-developed nations.A $100 laptop prototype for $150
November 17, 2006 The One Laptop per Child project's "$100 laptop" for school children in developing nations currently costs $150 to make.Closing the digital divide with solar Wi-Fi
August 2, 2006 Two colleagues develop Wi-Fi technology designed to work where sources of electricity are unreliable. Photos: Green Wi-FiNegroponte: Slimmer Linux needed for $100 laptop
April 4, 2006 The head of the One Laptop Per Child organization says he'll use Linux, but it needs to go on a diet.AMD cans low-cost PC project
November 13, 2006 The chipmaker's Personal Internet Communicator, an inexpensive PC designed for the developing world, is no more.Sun aims for ultracheap cell phones
May 9, 2007 An alternative to a $100 laptop: Sun hopes selling JavaFX Mobile to phone makers will bring cheap Net access to the masses.Is the $199 PC doomed to fail?
July 24, 2007 NComputing CEO Stephen Dukker writes that a computer cannot exist independent of basic economic realities that govern the world.Students in Brazil get a new Classmate
August 29, 2008 There is more at stake at the largest one-to-one computing project in Latin America than the reputation of Intel's Classmate PC.MIT Media Lab co-founder steps down
February 15, 2006 Nicholas Negroponte leaves to concentrate on $100 computer initiative; entrepreneur Frank Moss named new director. $100 laptop takes world stageEngineering change: Photos
April 10, 2007 From Mongolia's wind-torn steppes to the slums of Buenos Aires, technologists are finding ways to help the world's poor.Wikipedia's Wales touts 'free culture' movement
August 4, 2006 Jimmy Wales urges "Wikipedians" to focus on quality, announces One Laptop per Child project will include Wikipedia on machines. Photos: It's a Wikipedia world
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