14 DAY TRIAL // One Laptop Per Child (OLPC) is also present in Las Vegas to show off its latest tablet computers, the 7-inch XO-2 and the 10.1-inch XO-10.
The organization that has managed to do so much for children around the world through its non-profit wing announced two new child slate models with Vivitar as hardware partner, reports Engadget.
The two tablets feature pretty similar specs and both have the same 1,200 x 600 resolution and draw power from a quad-core processor coupled with 1GB of RAM, backed up by 8GB of internal storage. On top of that, there’s Bluetooth, GPS on both models.
Reportedly, the two tablets offer a decent battery life too, the 7-inch will pump seven hours on a single charge, while its larger brother will offer 12.
The tablet duo runs on a modified version of Android KitKat and ship with a selection of English and Spanish apps worth around $200 / €147.
The two XO devices will be available for purchase with a price tag of $149 / €109 for the smaller one and $199 / €146 for the larger.
Also note that the tablets can be coupled with a nice wireless keyboard designed by famous designer, Yves Béhar.