Production of the laptops has stalled, and the price tag of the machine has doubled to $200. As of January, OLPC had built only around 250,000 laptops, and delivery problems left some critics fuming. Worse, Intel parted ways with the organization over creative and management differences to work on its own low-cost educational laptop, called Classmate.

Si les ordinateurs à 100 $ en coûtent 200, maintenant… Où allons-nous ?

Source : PopSci.