Framework announced it was making a smaller, 12-inch laptop and a beefy desktop to go alongside its 13- and 16-inch notebooks ...

OLPC introduced the XO-1 laptop in 2007, featuring a unique energy-efficient design, a sunlight-readable screen, and mesh networking capabilities. The goal was to sell it for $100 per unit ...

I'm a little late to the party with this unboxing of my new OLPC XO-1 laptop, but the machine arrived while I was out of town visiting my family for Christmas. In fact, there's a story there.

Having come clean on the notion way back in December 2009, One Laptop per Child and Marvell unveiled the OLPC XO 3.0 tablet at the CES 2012. Apart from this, Home ...

But the OLPC XO-1, the first device released by the One Laptop Per Child organization, remains one of the most fascinating and curious gadgets in my personal collection.

Laptop Mag say they think XP on the XO-1 has promise, but that it's not ready for prime-time. In their favor, the OLPC team are still working on the implementation, and things could speed up ...

But the initiatives are still working toward OLPC’s larger goal, often using the original XO-1 laptops. “If we don’t grow 10, 15, 20 percent a year, that doesn’t matter for us.” ...

Non-profit One Education has an ambitious plan in a competitive PC market: to sell Windows 10 tablets and laptops inspired by the innovative spirit of One Laptop Per Child, which designed ...

The XO-Infinity (a reference to the original XO-1 laptop from OLPC) is a completely modular computing system, meaning the screen, battery, camera, wireless and processing cores can be swapped in ...

The One Laptop Per Child ... Its first device, the XO-1 laptop, became publicly available in a give-one-get-one programme in 2007, but failed to get the traction for which the programme had hoped.

The once-revolutionary One Laptop Per Child (OLPC) project appears to be on its last legs. “The XO-1 laptop is history,” says a story in today’s OLPC News, which has long followed the ...