One Laptop Per Child XO prototype at Siggraph 2007

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Matthew Hockenberry of creativesynthesis.net demonstrates the One Laptop Per Child’s fourth production prototype of the $100 laptop initiative at SIGGRAPH 2007:

(Video by Leonardo Bonanni of hyperexperience.com)

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