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This is the starting point for information about OLPC in Thailand. |
This is the starting point for information about OLPC in Thailand. |
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Revision as of 04:13, 27 January 2007
ราชอาณาจักรไทย Ratcha Anachak Thai Kingdom of Thailand | |
http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/e/e3/LocationThailand.png | |
Capital | Bangkok (Krung Thep) |
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Official languages | Thai |
Area | 514,000 km² |
Population | |
- 2005 estimate | 64,185,502 |
- 2000 census | 60,916,441 |
- Density | 126/km² |
Education | |
- Literacy (%) | 92.6 |
- Compulsory Years | |
- Compulsory Age | |
- Pop. in School Age | |
- Pop. in School | |
GDP (PPP) 2005 est. | USD 550 billion |
- Per capita | USD 8,600 |
GDP (nominal) 2005 est. | USD 183 billion |
- Per capita | |
HDI (2004) | 0.784 (medium) |
Gini Index (2002) | 51.1 |
Time zone | (UTC+7) |
Internet TLD | .th |
Calling code | +66 |
More statistics... |
This is the starting point for information about OLPC in Thailand.
- Thai localization requirements (pdf or OpenDocument). To read the OpenDocument version you will need the Garuda font.
- Software list
Thailand was one of the most enthusiastic supporters of OLPC, until the coup. The current administration disparages Free/Open Source Software, and is in negotiations with Microsoft.
Localization experience
The program Application Program: Test of ability with arithmetic may or may not become produced, yet if you wish to try adding some strings for localizing into Thai you are welcome to do so.