One Intel Inside Laptop Per Child
No matter how you feel about Teemu Leinonen's suggestion that One Laptop Per Child should use Participatory Design in developing a XO-2, it looks like Intel Corporation is already pre-participating in the next generation of OLPC products.
Just read their OLPC + Intel announcement closely:
Q: How will OLPC work with Intel technology?
A: Initially, OLPC is planning to add Intel Xeon processor based servers to their product offerings, taking advantage of world class performance, reliability and energy efficiency. In addition, Intel is developing a system board design for OLPC consideration in their next generation XO device.
We are also beginning to explore more wide ranging technology and product collaboration that will bring exciting new technology innovations to children around the world.
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