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MIT SMR CHINA One Laptop per Child Charles Kane Learning To Change The World The Vision Every child deserves the chance to learn. Children learn best when they are active -- exploring, collaborating, expressing themselves Laptops can enable this active style of learning and transform education. The Challenge Conventional laptops are too expensive for most – especially the 1 billion children in developing countries. to develop a low-cost laptop — a technology that could revolutionize how we educate the worlds children The Mission: Key Partners from Private Public Sectors Mechanical Design No moving parts No harddrive, no fans Droppable Extra rigid shell Bumper (replacable) Shock mounted LCD Moisture/dust/dirt resistant Keyboard USB, microphone etc - protected Connector reinforcement Transformer hinge Dual Mode Display BENEFITS Sunlight Readability Standard laptop LCDs aren’t sunlight readable Cost 1/3 the cost of typical laptop LCD Power Between 2-14% of typical laptop display power consumption 1 Watt power usage with backlight on 0.1-0.2Watts power usage with backlight off Self-refresh mode (CPU can be OFF!) Resolution Higher resolution than 95% of laptop screens today Mode 1: SUNLIGHT READABLE 1200x900 (200 dpi) Greyscale High volume mass production in early 2007: Why: mask changes only to create radical new system performance. Mode 2: BRIGHT at NIGHT Up to 1024 x 768 Color XO has special features tailored for conditions in developing countries Laptops can be powered by human power and thus can operate in places with unreliable power or even entirely off the electrical grid. Innovative reflective screen is readable even in bright sunlight 802.11s mesh 802.11s 802.11s 802.11s 802.11s Terrestrialwireless links(wifi, wimax) Cellularpacket-data link (2.5G, 3G) Optional distribution network Internet 802.11s 5 years of text books * deforestation * chemicals to make paper * distribution costs Environmental vs 1 laptop * RoHS compliant ++ * 2W