1.
What is the goal of this project?
The goal
of this project is to help the children of under developed countries to have
access to a computer, so they could learn how it works and could keep up with the
technology.
Hardware:
2.
The olpc is an acronym which stands for one laptop per person,
this organization helps underdeveloped countries to have access to a laptop ,
3.
How much does it cost?
It is pretty cheap and the
price would be 100 dollars
4.
3. What are the Basic specifications that a typical user would
need to know? What are the I/O devices?
The XO-4 Touch entered mass production in 2013. Key
differences from the original XO-1: the new model comes with 1GB or 2 GB of RAM
and up to 8GB of internal solid-state storage standard (larger sizes available
upon request). It has a more responsive keyboard and touchpad, and offers the
option of membrane or traditional keyboards. And like many tablet computers,
the XO-4 Touch uses an ARM processor to significantly reduce power consumption.
Unique to the XO-4 Touch is an easy-to-repair touchscreen that does not
compromise the readability of the XO's sunlight-readable display. 5 GHz Wifi,
Bluetooth, and HDMI support also have been added, along with an accelerometer
which can be queried by programs to interact with the child.
Software:
1.
What software will come with it?
The
XO laptop offers children a means of freedom and empowerment. As children grow
and pursue new ideas, their tools need to grow with them.
XO Tablet Specifications:
·
1.6 GHz Dual-Core Processor
·
1 GB RAM
·
8 GB Storage
·
7" 1024x600 screen
·
Wi-Fi 802.11 b/g/n connectivity
·
1.3 MP Front & 2.0 MP Rear cameras
·
Headset, MicroSD, Micro USB, and Mini HDMI I/O ports
·
Android 4.1 operating system
·
Built-in parental controls
Data:
1.
What will it be used for?
It is
used for education purposes, for example children can do math equation, o0r can
improve their grammar with various apps installed within the tablet
2.
Where is the data going to be stored?
The data
will be stored in the in the memory card located in the heart of the tablet, it
will alos be stored in places such as the ram, and the rom.
Users:
1.
Who is going to use it?
The tablet
is intented for the use of children form the age or 3 to 14
2.
Why only some people in the world?
Because
it cost money to process the tablet
Procedures:
1.
Who is making it?\
If you're interested
in developing OLPC software at the system-level, the important backend stuff
that the user doesn't really see, you can find documentation here. OLPC builds
upon Fedora as much as possible - meaning that many system-level developments
would be more appropriately done within the Fedora developer community,
which will then be automatically included in OLPC's software at a later date.
2.
How will it be distributed?
It will
distributed in large stores such as Walmart, target, and toys r us
3.
Has it been a success yet?
Yes
because it was it raised a lot of awareness and it showed that it was a great success
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