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$100 laptop gets price increase
Published on June 02, 2006One Laptop Per Child founder Nicholas Negroponte used the Wall Street Journal's D Conference in Southern California Wednesday to show off a prototype of the much-anticipated $100 laptop for emerging markets. Read more
One laptop per child aims at $50 price tag
Published on April 06, 2006The One Laptop Per Child project hopes to lower the cost of its laptop for developing nations to $50 by 2010, Nicholas Negroponte said in the opening keynote at the LinuxWorld conference in Boston. Read more
Philippine company to bring higher-end OLPC-style laptop
Published on April 01, 2008Manila (Philippines) - Filipino manufacturer Neo has partnered up with Intel to create the "Neo Explore," a laptop designed as an educational tool with a target audience of local schoolchildren. Read more
One Laptop Per Child' price jumps from $100 to $175
Published on April 28, 2007The "One Laptop Per Child" (OLPC) initiative planned to give notebooks computers to children at a $100 price tag, but that was apparently a little bit too cheap. ... Read more
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