This news has been quickly echoed on the net.
One Laptop Per Child (known for OLPC) is a project whose purpose is to bring a laptop to each child for the value of only 100%, that is ... that children with less economic possibilities in the world can have access to information technologies.
Happens that OLPC brings us a tablet whose system is Android.
Is called xo 3.0 and will be presented in CES 2012.
With an 8-inch screen and 1024 × 768 resolution, as well as a 1GHz CPU (Marvel ARM PXA618) and 512 MB of RAM, it has Android as a system, or it can also come with Sugar OS.
Valid to clarify that the first image I have not been able to confirm that it is from this XO 3.0, because although many sites have shown it as true / correct, others mention that it is still only a prototype and only show the second image.
Be that as it may, I'm sure many of us are happy about this news 😀
regards
Hello, I like to read you and this is my first comment here, to tell you @ KZKG ^ Gaara that I have read on several sites that the model they were going to present was the one in the first image, that the second was a concept of how it was going to be, I'm still not sure, so I'm sure they present it at CES in Las Vegas and that's how we clarify.
Salu2!
Hello and first of all welcome to the site 😀
Thank you for clarifying this detail, to tell the truth I preferred to put both images as it was better that they were missing.
Greetings and once again, welcome to the site 🙂
I had already read about this project and I saw photos of the netbooks that were delivered, very nice if I'm not mistaken. Linux with Sugar environment was based on Fedora, right?
In Red Hat according to Wikipedia
Thank you
I like an accessible tablet for my daughter.