The One Laptop Per Child Foundation's XO computer may not seem like something that's going to revolutionize laptop computing as we know it, but it could end up doing just that. Although it's bright ...

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Laptops used by children in the remote villages of developing nations must be cheap, compact, easy to repair, rugged and power-stingy. Business users stuck on a flight, say, from New York to Paris, ...

Take a look at the designs for what could someday be the world's cheapest PC, and you may start to wish you were a third-grade child in Burundi. One Laptop Per Child (OLPC), MIT professor Nicholas ...

A "One Laptop per Child" (OLPC) machine. The XO comes from the project's logo that depicts a person's body as an "X" and an "O" for the head. For project details, see OLPC. The Linux-based XO laptops ...

Microsoft has internally released to manufacturing the version of Windows XP that it has tweaked to run on the One Laptop Per Child XO computer. As James Utzschneider, General Manager of Marketing and ...

The nonprofit group One Laptop Per Child wants to produce a touchscreen tablet computer by 2012 that will cost less than $100. OLPC released its device roadmap this week, which includes two upgrades ...

The ultra-cheap XO computer from the One Laptop Per Child project is now being used by 600,000 children in the developing world, the ambitious project’s founder Nicholas Negroponte told New Scientist ...

Development is underway to create an open source version of the original SimCity for One Laptop Per Child's XO computer -- a.k.a. the $100 laptop. Apparently both Will Wright and EA are all for ...

IT WOULD be a stunt, but one perhaps worth performing, to write this column on the tiny, green and white, $200 XO computer from One Laptop Per Child (OLPC) that sits idle before your columnist. Alas, ...