Nicholas Negroponte speaking at TED about the OLPC project.

Quoted: TED Talks <p><a href="/index.php/speakers/view/id/38" target="_blank">Nicholas Negroponte</a> lays out the details of his nonprofit One Laptop Per Child project. Speaking just days after relinquishing his post as director of the MIT Media Lab, he announces that he&#39;ll pursue this venture for the rest of his life. He takes us inside the strategy for building the &quot;$100 laptop,&quot; and explains why and how the project plans to launch &quot;at scale,&quot; with millions of units distributed in the first seven countries. &quot;This is not a laptop project; it&#39;s an education project,&quot; he says.</p><p><strong>Contact <a href="http://laptop.org/en/contact.shtml" target="_blank">One Laptop Per Child &gt;&gt;</a> <br /></strong></p>

Quoted: The laptop is a potent learning tool created expressly for the world's poorest children living in its most remote environments. The laptop was designed collaboratively by experts from both academia and industry.

One Child Per Laptop initiative goes big next week. I'm just collecting the pertinent info here on Faves.

Quoted: MIT professor Nicholas Negroponte’s dream is to put a laptop computer into the hands of every child as an educational aid. Lesley Stahl reports on his progress in Cambodia and Brazil.

The OLPC laptop will be sold for a limited time in November to consumers who purchase two - one for their own use and one for a needy consumer.

I want I want I want! Seriously. Sounds like a great way to support a great initiative.