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Imagine if each poor kid in the developing world had access to computers. That’s what the OLPC project hopes to achieve. For those who have not heard about it, OLPC (One Laptop Per Child) is a project to manufacture cheap laptops to be used by poor children in developing countries. They’ve come up with a model called XO-1. The idea was mooted in 2005 by Nicholas Negroponte of MIT Media Labs, and to date they have shipped out about 600,000 units, with more orders on the way. Each laptop costs about $150 although the price is planned to drop to the advertised $100 if there are more large scale orders. The thing that surprises me is the overall usability. It’s durable, rugged, consumes very little energy, and if they made cheap laptops like that for adult users, I’d be tempted to try one out too. Although the specs are rather too small, (the Classmate from Intel has larger specs), it suits young kids, especially preschoolers. ARVE Error: no video ID set
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- Objavljeno 28. 05. 2010. - Kategorije - Tagovi - Boris Radošević OLPC postaje XO-3, a pokretat će ga Android Sjećate se projekta OLPC (One Laptop Per Child)? Radi se o neprofitnoj organizaciji pod vodstvom Nicholasa Negropontea, a koja za cilj ima izraditi i ponuditi tržištu jeftino prijenosno računalo korisnicima u zemljama u razvoju. Projekt i dalje živi, a najnovija verzija prijenosnika, kao što rekoh u naslovu, dolazi pod nazivom XO-3, a pokretat će ju verzija operativnog sustava Android. Prema najnovijim vijestima XO-3 će sadržavati procesor Marvell ARMADA 610 na 1GHz, imat će ugrađenu WiFi vezu, Bluetooth, GPS, FM radijski prijemnik, podržavat će reprodukciju i obradu video materijala Full HD formata, 3D grafiku te svakojaka druga čudesa. Kako navodi CruncGear Xo-3 će vrtiti neku verziju Androida, a javnosti bi trebao biti predstavljen na sajmu CES 2011.