one laptop per child generation 3 by yves behar/ fuse project

back in 2007 yves behar of fuse project together with nicholas negroponte released the ‘one laptop per child XO laptop’. now more than one million laptops have been distributed to children around the world to help further the mission of providing education and access to information for all… like in uruguay where every public school child between 6 and 12 years old has one.

while the distribution of OLPC XO continues, they have released a new version the XO-3. their new design features an all plastic tablet screen which is semi-flexible and extremely durable (compared to current glass screens which crack upon impact), and just like the original XO, the display can be optimized in both transmissive and reflective modes for indoor and outdoor lighting conditions.  the XO-3 supports many use scenarios to fulfill kids’ learning needs: from horizontal book mode to portrait reading mode, to multi touch, so many hands can play and learn together on the same screen, to a full-touch keyboard and a back facing camera.

yves behar/ fuse project: one laptop per child generation 3

yves behar/ fuse project: one laptop per child generation 3

yves behar/ fuse project: one laptop per child generation 3

yves behar/ fuse project: one laptop per child generation 3

yves behar/ fuse project: one laptop per child generation 3

yves behar/ fuse project: one laptop per child generation 3

yves behar/ fuse project: one laptop per child generation 3

yves behar/ fuse project: one laptop per child generation 3