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:Measuring the Value and the Worth of the OLPC's XO Laptop
Measuring the Value and the Worth of the OLPC's XO Laptop
Dec 7, 2007, 19 :00 UTC (5 Talkback[s]) (7374 reads)

Globe and Mail: Rugged XO Far From Child's Play

[ Thanks to Tom Mathews for this link. ]

"The OLPC and the Everex Green gPC have little in common except for two things: They both run on the Linux operating system, and their price is below $200 U.S.

"Well, they share another feature: Each in its own way has been produced with the utopian dream to shake up the world..."

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PC Magazine: One Laptop per Child Doesn't Change the World

"Hands Across America, Live AID, the Concert for Bangladesh, and so on. The American (and world) public has witnessed one feel-good event (and the ensuing scandals) after another. Each one manages to assuage our guilt about the world's problems, at least a little. Now these folks think that any sort of participation in these events, or even their good thoughts about world poverty and starvation, actually help. Now they can sleep at night. It doesn't matter that nothing has really changed.

"This is how I view the cute, little One Laptop per Child (OLPC) XO-1 computer, technology designed for the impoverished children of Africa and Alabama..."

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Related Stories:
How Employers Can Pay the OLPC Forward and Why the OLPC Project Needs Digital Badges(Nov 16, 2007)
Who Wants to Kill the OLPC Project?(Nov 08, 2007)
Reality Strikes Nicholas Negroponte(Nov 02, 2007)
What We Can Learn from the OLPC Project(Oct 15, 2007)


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This guy has been pontificating for deca ...   Dvorak is irrelevant   
Steve wilson
Dec 7, 2007, 19:57:24
 
Each time I read Dvorak I'm amazed t ...   Argg   
renoX
Dec 7, 2007, 22:41:13
 
> This guy has been pontificating for de ...   Re: Dvorak is irrelevant   
The Wogster
Dec 8, 2007, 02:01:16
 
...is not to feed the starving. There ar ...   The purpose of the OLPC...   
cjm
Dec 8, 2007, 18:13:16
 
> I think one of the things pro-Microsof ...   Re: The purpose of the OLPC...   
Tony OBryan
Dec 9, 2007, 15:22:59
 
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