« Previous (Older) Post: SXSW Day Four – Bruce Sterling’s Annual Rant
Next (Newer) Post: Zimbra Desktop? »

How the OLPC was Built

Tagged with: , , — John @ 9:06 am

By relying on open source, of course.

This April 26th, Jim Getty’s will be speaking (at MIT) on “How We Built the OLPC (the $100 laptop for 3rd world children)

It’s a joint meeting of the Computer Society and the GBC/ACM.

He says:

The ability to design hardware knowing that the software can be modified as needed is liberating.

Trackback url for this post: http://www.openparenthesis.org/2007/03/26/boston-olpc/trackback

Comments are closed.

Additional comments powered by BackType

« Previous (Older) Post: SXSW Day Four – Bruce Sterling’s Annual Rant
Next (Newer) Post: Zimbra Desktop? »
About Me

Open Parenthesis is a blog about free and open source software, next generation internet strategy, and the assembled web, written by John Eckman (me).

John Eckman

I'm a Sr. Director at Optaros, a professional services firm offering strategy, design, development, and consulting services to enterprises interested in leveraging free and open source software.

Optaros Labs

More about me

More About Open Parenthesis

Contact Me

John Eckman on LinkedIn

Optaros

Optaros Blogs
Creative Commons
Creative Commons License
This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 3.0 License.
Lifestream