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[...] la fondation Un ordinateur par enfant (OCPC), évoquée dans ces colonnes il y a peu. Mercredi, sur le blog de l’organisation, Nicholas Negroponte, le fondateur, a annoncé un plan de réduc…. «Nous allons réduire notre équipe d’environ 50% et les trente-deux personnes qui [...]

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Adllai Arcilla — Fri, 02 Apr 2010 09:29:45 +0000

Laptops nowadays are the future notebooks. And it is also the tool to access lots of information. Selling it to a reduced price would be a big help to the third world countries.But it doesn’t mean that I agree to reduce also the salary of the workers.

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By: Como foi o open source e o Linux em 2009? [1o semestre] «

Como foi o open source e o Linux em 2009? [1o semestre] « — Sat, 09 Jan 2010 13:30:30 +0000

[...] aquilo que todo mundo já sabia: o Projeto OLPC, que nos deu o conceito de netbook, entrou em crise, e resolveu “se reestruturar”. Nisso, metade da equipe cai fora, e o projeto “muda o foco em vários [...]

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Como foi o open source e o Linux em 2009? [1o semestre] | Guanabara.INFO — Sat, 09 Jan 2010 11:55:15 +0000

[...] aquilo que todo mundo já sabia: o Projeto OLPC, que nos deu o conceito de netbook, entrou em crise, e resolveu “se reestrutura…. Nisso, metade da equipe cai fora, e o projeto “muda o foco em vários [...]

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olpc, dona da ideia sem lucrar um centavo por isto | Chá Quente — Mon, 02 Nov 2009 17:04:34 +0000

[...] é surpreendente de maneira nenhuma o anúncio da One Laptop per Child que 50% dos seus funcionários seriam demitidos e os 32 restantes teriam cortes no salário frente [...]

By: Inoms

Inoms — Thu, 29 Oct 2009 21:08:38 +0000

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By: לפטופ

לפטופ — Wed, 28 Oct 2009 10:33:57 +0000

Netbooks are really changing the tide. With their lower cost and portability ,
I’m sure that the intentions are always the best, and two-way communication would help assure those intentions become a success.
Anyway, I do welcome change for Latin America, and especially awareness of the very different realities that make up the world south of the Rio Grande

By: Rene Peterson

Rene Peterson — Mon, 26 Oct 2009 02:27:59 +0000

Honestly, I do not understand why these are not available for retail sale. The profits could go a long way to putting a lot more of these into the hands of more unfortunate children. We are teachers. We make enough money to pay extra for a wonderful learning tool for our son so that another child may benefit. We cannot afford to give away two hundred dollars for something our own son does not have. That’s a lot of money in this house to just give away.

I would buy one of these if I could and I believe many other parents would too as it is such a revolutionary laptop. It seems to me your organization is turning its back on a very obvious source of funding in difficult financial times. I know you did a “get one, give one” a year or two ago, but, from a marketing standpoint, the buyer simply cuts the “value” of the laptop in half when it’s marketed that way. Don’t depend on altruism. Just sell the darn thing and keep the direct “feel good” attempt out of it. An excellent value for an excellent learning tool at an excellent price. That will sell.

Not sure the market is there? Ask Disney. They have their own Asus ee coming on board in a month or so – just in time for the holidays. $400. I’d say they did your market research for you. And you can beat that price. Better hurry up.

By: David Lewis

David Lewis — Sat, 10 Oct 2009 20:57:32 +0000

I have watched the OPLC project fom a little too far. It is still revolutionary in its ideals and technology. I am typing this on an ASUS EEE PC which I am sure would not have seen the light of day were it not for your brilliant project. I was a fan of your buy one give one project and think this would have been successful in the UK. Would this not be a way to stimulate the project?