It turns out people don't just want One Laptop Per Child anymore they want One Tablet Per Child too, and so not denying those in need, the organisation behind the OLPC and Marvell have teamed up to create a sub-$100 tablet called the XO-3.

The...

One Laptop Per Child's aim of getting a sub $100 device is 2 years ahead of its original target according to its founder. However, even though the XO-3 is due for a CES unveiling in January 2011, the NPO is again, going to fail to meet its big objectives...

The OLPC foundation, which has been credited with originally inventing the concept of a netbook, has unveiled a prototype of a Tablet PC called the XO-3, which it claims will be available for $75 when it arrives in 2012.

It's planned to have...

We're feeling jealous. Although the Pocket-lint stronghold is full of gadgets, it's not as packed-to-the-brim with tech toys as the BBC's incredible "Blue Room" facility, which it uses for staff training.

The Blue Room exists so that BBC...

Sketchy details are coming in on the $20 laptop that has been unveiled in India, a launch from government, academic, and commercial interests.

The Linux-based "Sakshat" laptop boasts 2GB expandable memory, Wi-Fi, Ethernet and low power consumption...

The One Laptop per Child foundation has announced that due to "tough economic times" it is cutting staff by 50%.

A statement from OLPC boss Nicholas Negroponte on the company's blog reads as follows:

"Like many other nonprofits...

Looks like the One Laptop Per Child Foundation is trying hard to get their adverts to get people talking.

Following the hard-hitting, gritty effort we brought you news of before Christmas, their latest stars dead Beatle John Lennon.

The OLPC's new ad campaign for its give one, get one scheme is pretty gritty. The foundation is under fire for how hard-hitting it is, but is it justified considering the worthy work they do? Have your say in the comments box below.

For the first time, the One Laptop Per Child Foundation is to offer its XO machines in the European market.

The debut of the device will also see the charitable group run its G1G1 - give one, get one - programme in Europe later this month....

It has been working on it since December 2007, but Microsoft has finally come up with a version of Windows XP suitable for the One Laptop Per Child XO machine.

The OS has had to be "slimmed down" to run off a 2GB flash memory card, but the...

It's been revealed that Amazon is to offer the One Laptop Per Child's XO machines - but only in the States.

Due to kick off in late November, the ecommerce giant is getting involved in the "Give 1 Get 1" scheme that sees a buyer receiving...

What's this? A limited edition OLPC in red? Sort of. Snapped at the organisation's MIT headquarters, there's only a 100 of these rouge-tinted XOs to go out to developers working on the dual boot Sugar Linux and Windows XP system.

Colombia is the latest developing country to order in a shipment of the One Laptop Per Child's XO machine.

About 65,000 children in the Caldas region of Colombia will soon be issued with one of the green and white machines.

Apparently...

The head of the OLPC foundation, Nicholas Negroponte, has unveiled the second generation of the OLPC XO laptop, which will be called the XO-2.

Details about the XO-2’s hardware was short on the ground, but the new system has two touch-sensitive...

Microsoft and One Laptop per Child have announced an agreement that will see the Microsoft Windows operating system available on OLPC’s low-cost XO laptops for the world’s poorest children.

Microsoft says the availability of Windows, in addition...