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One Laptop Per Child Goes BOGO (Buy-One-Give-One)

One Laptop Per Child, Yves Behar, nicholas Negroponte, $100 laptop, fuseproject, fuse project, humanitarian product design, humanitarian design, design like you give a damn

An exceptional example of humanitarian product design, the $100 Laptop (One Laptop Per Child) is going BOGO! The “Buy one give one” program starts Monday November 12th and runs for 2 weeks only- just $399 buys one laptop for your little one and one for a child in a developing nation. The Fuseproject-designed gadget is a great example of design with a conscience that combines social priorities with great, sexy design.


One Laptop Per Child, Yves Behar, nicholas Negroponte, $100 laptop, fuseproject, fuse project, humanitarian product design, humanitarian design, design like you give a damn
photos courtesy of FuseProject

For more information on the XO $100 Laptop, view our previous article here>>>

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2 Responses to “One Laptop Per Child Goes BOGO (Buy-One-Give-One)”

  1. celpjefscycle Says:
    January 12th, 2008 at 7:30 am

    Thanks for information.
    many interesting things
    Celpjefscylc

  2. Barry Says:
    March 8th, 2008 at 8:03 am

    It never ceases to amaze that alot of people dont stop to think that there are kids in our own country that could really use a laptop-nothing against poor kids in developing nations-In Appalachia or any given big inner city there are people living in conditions that would quite literally shake the very overpriced Starbucks Latte in your well manicured paw-Yet we dont hear about this travesty occuring everyday in our own backyards….

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