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Marvell® ARMADA® PXA168 based XO laptops and tablets from OLPC with $185 and target $100 list prices respectively
CES: One Laptop Per Child – The New XO v3.0 [Jan 11, 2012] The new OLPC XO v3.0 laptop is unveiled at CES 2012. Demoing at the Marvell booth (the company that developed the processor found on bo… more →
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XO-3 – Doesn’t every child deserve a tablet?
wrote 2 months ago: XO-3 Oh the children. They are our dreams, our hopes and they cannot prosper in these circumstances … more →
Pirates and Tablets and... Oh My!
wrote 4 months ago: Two exciting developments in the ever-changing field of information and communication technology whi … more →
Marvell® ARMADA® PXA168 based XO laptops and tablets from OLPC with $185 and target $100 list prices respectively
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wrote 4 months ago: CES: One Laptop Per Child – The New XO v3.0 [Jan 11, 2012] The new OLPC XO v3.0 laptop is unve … more →
OLPC Plans Helicopter Drop of Tablet Computers to Remote Villages
wrote 7 months ago: Nicholas Negroponte, the MIT professor behind the One Laptop Per Child (OLPC) project, is playing th … more →
Marvell ARMADA with sun readable and unbreakable Pixel Qi screen, and target [mass] manufacturing cost of $75
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wrote 1 year ago: Update: OLPC plans solar charging, satellite Internet for XO-3 [July 20, 2011] The XO-3 will become … more →
OLPC gets funding from Marvell to develop low cost tablet - XO 3
wrote 1 year ago: OLPC XO-3 tablet to be built on Marvell Moby tablet platform Marvell has just officially partnered w … more →
Negroponte: One Laptop Per Child is now a $75 Android Tablet
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wrote 2 years ago: The former head of MIT’s Media Lab said the next OLPC device, the XO-3, would be a 9-inch tabl … more →
New gadget: The $75 Future Computer
wrote 2 years ago: Take a look at the designs for what could someday be the world’s cheapest PC, and you may star … more →
New OLPC XO-3 Is A Thin Tablet That’s Pure Vaporware, Or Is It?
wrote 2 years ago: This new OLPC looks quite amazing. It’s an ultra-thin tablet PC that’s supposed to be released in a … more →
