Studying the images, of the four different models (green, blue, 2 orange), only one of the orange machines looks to be functional and not all that amazing:
Posted by Wayan Vota on May 24, 2006 in Prototypes: OLPC
Tagged OLPC Prototype, One Laptop Per Child, Prototype, Seven Countries Task Force
OLPC in South America
A detailed first-person account of OLPC deployments in Uruguay, Paraguay, and Peru by OLPC News co-Editor Christoph Derndorfer
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