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:Mesh Networks on OLPC: It's All About the Application Level
Mesh Networks on OLPC: It's All About the Application Level
Nov 14, 2007, 08 :30 UTC (0 Talkback[s]) (3759 reads)

(Other stories by Andy Oram)

"I went down to the Cambridge, Massachusetts lab of One Laptop Per Child today to find out what they're doing with mesh networks. This was a particularly appropriate day for a blog on OLPC, because today they're launching a fifteen-day-long purchasing opportunity called Give One Get One. You pay them for two of their brightly colored, impressively lightweight computers, and one goes to a child in a developing nation, while the other goes to you.

"But the whole point of this blog is that a One Laptop Per Child system has limited value on its own. Its most innovative and powerful features lie in its participation in a mesh network with other laptops. So get your neighbors and workmates to buy them too...!"

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