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Monthly Archives: May 2006
motorcycle for sale
I’m selling my bike. I live in the Boston area. If you’re interested in it, send some email to the email address on the craigslist page. The bike is a great time and it needs a good home.
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a note about the olpc prototype
Reading through comments on digg, slashdot, engadget and other places I think there is some confusion. What makes this particular prototype different is that it’s functional. That is, it’s got a working motherboard, a display, keyboard that’s hooked up and … Continue reading
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some more sugar notes
Tom Hoffman has an article up that includes screenshots of the sugar interface that I posted the other day. He touches on some of the underlying technology as well. There are a couple of interesting things in that screenshot that … Continue reading
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latest OLPC laptop prototype
This is the latest OLPC prototype we’ve gotten from the great guys at Quanta. Today we had an all day meeting with various countries who are interested in deploying the laptop. You have no idea how excited people get when … Continue reading
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a taste of sugar
The image above is a result of the work that the awesome team at Red Hat has done. The board at the bottom of the screenshot is one of the first pre-test A boards that the amazing people at Quanta … Continue reading
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context of use
I’d like to spend some time talking about the an idea that I’ve been chewing on for a while. That idea is context of use. A little background to start. Red Hat has been heavily involved in the One Laptop … Continue reading
Posted in Design, OLPC
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