User talk:GJavetski

Hello Gjavetski, and Welcome to the OLPC wiki!

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Good luck, and have fun. --Sj 13:01, 2 July 2010 (UTC)

Updating your work with more on OLPC projects in Afghanistan and region

Can you start adding details about OLPC work in the region?

• OLPC Afghanistan
  • Keyboards designed for this audience
  • Our partners' work: Paiwastoon, AIMS, the MOE
• OLPC Pakistan (small and older, but worth noting)

Other regional groups whose works should be covered:

• The Aga Khan Foundation

Also, briefly:

• OLPC Nepal and OLE Nepal
• OLPC Sri Lanka
• OLPC India

--Sj talk 15:37, 9 July 2010 (UTC)

Disassembly

See: Disassembly for 1.0 details. The main difference for this 1.5 is the keyboard, which comes out with the two screws under the battery sliders on the base. 18.85.46.242