Nicholas Negroponte ha presentato i prototipi del nuovo OLPC chiamato XOXO o XO-2. Si tratta di un oggetto intrigante che per\u00f2 cambia decisamente la filosofia del prodotto che abbandona l’obiettivo del computer basico per i bimbi dei paesi in via di sviluppo per diventare una via di mezzo fra un laptop e un lettore di ebook, con una tastiera touchscreen simile a quella dell’Ipod.<\/p>\n
Via Wired<\/a><\/p>\n Nicholas Negroponte showed pictures of the second-generation laptop that will be produced by his One Laptop Per Child<\/a> project. You’ve got to give the guy credit for visionary design: This prototype (or more likely, series of nonworking design models) looks like a book, with two touch-sensitive displays separated by a central hinge.<\/p>\n It’s a brilliant design that could let kids read pages from an e-book, work on the thing like a notebook (with a virtual keyboard that appears, iPhone-like, on one half of the clamshell), or even play games together, by laying the thing flat on the ground with one kid on each side.<\/p><\/blockquote>\n Il nuovo laptop sapr\u00e0 revitalizzare il progetto one laptop per child<\/a> ?<\/p>\n