Near-Production One Laptop Per Child

The OLPC, antennas up.

The images in this library were taken during a press conference held by AMD in March 2007. They show a near-production ready One Laptop Per Child unit that contains AMD’s Geode microprocessor.

On the screen, you can see that it’s booting up to Linux.

For David Berlind’s write-up on The OLPC, see his post in ZDNet’s TestBed blog.

A booted OLPC

Once an OLPC is booted, it shows the OLPC icon.

For David Berlind’s write-up on The OLPC, see his post in ZDNet’s TestBed blog.

Ports are concealed behind the OLPC's antennas -- Part I

On right side are two USB 2.0 ports.

For David Berlind’s write-up on The OLPC, see his post in ZDNet’s TestBed blog.

Ports are concealed behind the OLPC's antennas -- Part II

On the left side, one USB 2.0 port, a microphone-in port, and a stereo speaker-out port.

For David Berlind’s write-up on The OLPC, see his post in ZDNet’s TestBed blog.

OLPC converting into tablet mode.

For David Berlind’s write-up on The OLPC, see his post in ZDNet’s TestBed blog.

A fully converted OLPC (into tablet mode).

For David Berlind’s write-up on The OLPC, see his post in ZDNet’s TestBed blog.

The OLPC all closed up (with handle).

For David Berlind’s write-up on The OLPC, see his post in ZDNet’s TestBed blog.