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OLPC 'Give One, Get One' set to launch in UK

One Laptop per Child's 'Give One, Get One' scheme looks set to launch in the UK in... Read more

18 November, 2008 by Colin Barker
OLPC '<endeca_term>Give One, Get One</endeca_term>' scheme comes to Europe

OLPC 'Give One, Get One' scheme comes to Europe

One Laptop per Child's 'Give One, Get One' scheme is to come to Europe. Nicholas Negroponte, founder... Read more

13 November, 2008 by Tom Espiner
OLPC to revive '<endeca_term>Give One, Get One</endeca_term>' scheme in US

OLPC to revive 'Give One, Get One' scheme in US

...Laptop per Child project's XO laptop will be available through the 'Give One, Get One' programme once more, this time facilitated by Amazon.com... Read more

12 November, 2008 by Erica Ogg
OLPC chief predicts Windows for ARM architecture

OLPC chief predicts Windows for ARM architecture

...options available including a consortium approach, a single-sponsor approach and the 'Give One, Get One' approach that already sees some consumers in the developed... Read more

13 March, 2009 by David Meyer
OLPC cuts workforce in half, reduces salaries

OLPC cuts workforce in half, reduces salaries

...on its low-cost laptop. Amazon.com was tapped to handle its Give One, Get One programme, launched initially in 2007. Through the program, anyone... Read more

8 January, 2009 by Steven Musil

OLPC laptop gets a Windows makeover

...US won't enjoy the same flexibility. OLPC plans to reprise its 'Give One, Get One' programme this Christmas, which lets Americans pay for two... Read more

27 October, 2008 by Ina Fried

One laptop per child available in developed countries too

...to consumers in the US and Europe - but today OLPC announced a "Give one, Get one" scheme - - where for $399 dollars, buyers in the west... Read more

24 September, 2007

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