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One Laptop per Child is a project about the transformation of education. It's about giving children who don't have the opportunity for learning that opportunity. So it's about access, it's about equity, and it's about giving the next generation of children in the developing world a bright and open future. Walter Bender, President, Software and Content Interview, 24 Apr 2007 Learn More About the OLPC wiki Support Get help with your XO Participate Get involved with the project Site Map Navigate the wiki

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Weekly current events    ·    OLPC Planet   ·    Current events archive. Team Blogs In the news School deployments Krstić explains what OLPC is doing with the Microsoft Windows XP team. Chumby's Bunnie "tears down" an XO laptop... worth the read. To try this at home, see our disassembly notes and photos. Mary Lou Jepsen has been posting safety and inspection certificates on the Hardware Testing page. The "Preliminary Objection" regarding the Nigerian Keyboard claim. OLPC's response to the recent Economist article about the project. Groklaw interviews former OLPC CTO Mary Lou Jepsen OLPC's statement on Intel's resignation from the OLPC board and association. So easy a child could do it — Birmingham City School personnel attend OLPC workshop to learn about the XO CNN has a wonderful AP article on how the XO laptop and OLPC are transforming a remote Peruvian village. From 2007: Uruguay starts mass-production deployment of OLPC: see Ivan Krstić's blog for more details. Next stop: Peru.