The One Laptop per Child Machine XO-3 for only $75

XO-3 is a stunning touchscreen tablet device that has been scheduled to release on 2010 for the One Laptop Per Child project by Yves Behar. This innovative $75 tablet features an all plastic, extremely durable and semi-flexible body that eliminates the possibility of being cracked upon impact like the traditional glass screens. Like previous XO, the screen of XO-3 can also be optimized in both reflective and transmissive modes depending on indoor and outdoor lighting situations. To make it serve its purpose effectively, the XO-3 is packed with kid’s learning tools such as horizontal book mode and portrait reading mode for convenient reading, multi-touch feature allows play and learn by using bare hands, a full-touch keyboard, a back facing camera, and many more.

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What can be better if your iPod can identify your mood and automatically start playing music accordingly? Yes it’s possible, all you have to do is to dock your iPod on flOw, a set of specially designed interactive wireless speakers that can give you the freedom of sharing music as your preference anytime, anywhere. flOw can react to every movement of the user, making it possible to set the user’s mode through simply shaking one of the speaker. The soft, silicone jacket is covering the speakers that can be squeezed to activate the gesture control. There, the accelerometers interpret the user’s mode through the movement and plays a matching music.

Designer : David Boyce