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== How to get the price down == |
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I use computer for 30 years and what I see is the price getting down and the power up. |
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You may have some good political reasons to limit the spreading of the OLPC to some countries. |
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What I think is the OLPC can become for rich countries a cute device like the iPod, and you could sell millions getting the price down. |
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I am sure that getting a low price (with a good quality) is very important for the poor children of developping countries. |
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I see another point, by selling OLPC to the developped world you create a mode (like iPod) that would make easier to negociate with governments and make the OLPC more accepted by people. |
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Did you like me to give (or sell) you, poor guy of Vietnam, a special device just made for you, a device that I, and my children, would not use. |
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That mean that this device is just good enough for you. It is not very pleasant. |
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But if I give or sell iPod (or Nokia phone, or ...) I will be welcome. |
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My idea is OLPC must be a "must have" in Paris, NYC, London, ... before to be given to children or teacher in Ouagadougou. |
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Remy Pericard from Versailles, France |
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(I have 4 PC and 1 MAC at home and I don't need OLPC but I would buy one OLPC just to help decreasing the price.) |
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Latest revision as of 01:38, 19 October 2007
Design Decisions
First Generation Project
How to get the price down
I use computer for 30 years and what I see is the price getting down and the power up.
You may have some good political reasons to limit the spreading of the OLPC to some countries.
What I think is the OLPC can become for rich countries a cute device like the iPod, and you could sell millions getting the price down. I am sure that getting a low price (with a good quality) is very important for the poor children of developping countries.
I see another point, by selling OLPC to the developped world you create a mode (like iPod) that would make easier to negociate with governments and make the OLPC more accepted by people. Did you like me to give (or sell) you, poor guy of Vietnam, a special device just made for you, a device that I, and my children, would not use. That mean that this device is just good enough for you. It is not very pleasant. But if I give or sell iPod (or Nokia phone, or ...) I will be welcome.
My idea is OLPC must be a "must have" in Paris, NYC, London, ... before to be given to children or teacher in Ouagadougou.
Remy Pericard from Versailles, France (I have 4 PC and 1 MAC at home and I don't need OLPC but I would buy one OLPC just to help decreasing the price.)