According to Negroponte, the $100 laptop will initially cost around $135 and he expects the price to drop to $50 by 2010.
2Working Model of the $100 Laptop Arrives – $100 Laptop Design
The $100 laptop is designed to work in inhospitable areas and under conditions that demand rugged design and the ability to be read under a variety of lighting conditions.
3Working Model of the $100 Laptop Arrives – Wireless Mesh Capabilities
The One Laptop Per Child organizations $100 laptop uses wireless mesh technology that works even when the laptop is turned off, turning each laptop into a wireless hub for the village.
4Working Model of the $100 Laptop Arrives – Running Slimmed Down Fedora
As the stylized F on the screen shows, the $100 laptop is running a slimmed down version of Redhats Fedora Linux.
5Working Model of the $100 Laptop Arrives – One Laptop Per Child
Negroponte said that One Laptop Per Child isnt so much about laptops as it is about giving children the tools to enable learning.
6Working Model of the $100 Laptop Arrives – $100 Laptop In a Crowd
For a system with somewhat modest hardware specifications, the $100 laptop does draw a crowd.
7Working Model of the $100 Laptop Arrives – Nicholas Negroponte
One Laptop Per Child chairman Nicholas Negroponte and the $100 laptop.
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