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:The OLPC spokesperson was misquoted: no agreement had been signed. We continue to cooperate with Thailand, Brasil, Argentina, and Nigeria, but no one has committed to purchase laptops nor has OLPC asked anyone to sign a purchase agreement yet. We apologize for any confusion.[[User:Walter|Walter]] 21:50, 1 August 2006 (EDT) |
:The OLPC spokesperson was misquoted: no agreement had been signed. We continue to cooperate with Thailand, Brasil, Argentina, and Nigeria, but no one has committed to purchase laptops nor has OLPC asked anyone to sign a purchase agreement yet. We apologize for any confusion.[[User:Walter|Walter]] 21:50, 1 August 2006 (EDT) |
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1. We have reached an important milestone this week: the dual-mode now |
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display works in prototype! We have been counting on Mary Lou Jepsen's new |
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approach to LCD displays to help us achieve our price and power consumption |
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targets and enable our expected models of indoor and outdoor use, while |
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also rapidly achieving mass production. We now have a display that can |
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readily be mass produced in standard LCD factories, with no process |
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changes. Our display has higher resolution than 95% of the laptop displays |
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on the market today; approximately 1/7th the power consumption; 1/3rd the |
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price; sunlight readability; and room-light readability with the backlight |
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Revision as of 12:41, 9 August 2006
$4 million order from Nigeria, Brazil, Argentina, and Thailand: http://www.desktoplinux.com/news/NS7131519895.html
- The OLPC spokesperson was misquoted: no agreement had been signed. We continue to cooperate with Thailand, Brasil, Argentina, and Nigeria, but no one has committed to purchase laptops nor has OLPC asked anyone to sign a purchase agreement yet. We apologize for any confusion.Walter 21:50, 1 August 2006 (EDT)
Milestone missing
This page has a list of Milestones. Shouldn't it mention this one?
(2006-08-05)
1. We have reached an important milestone this week: the dual-mode now display works in prototype! We have been counting on Mary Lou Jepsen's new approach to LCD displays to help us achieve our price and power consumption targets and enable our expected models of indoor and outdoor use, while also rapidly achieving mass production. We now have a display that can readily be mass produced in standard LCD factories, with no process changes. Our display has higher resolution than 95% of the laptop displays on the market today; approximately 1/7th the power consumption; 1/3rd the price; sunlight readability; and room-light readability with the backlight off.