XO laptop in Antarctica
The laptop was on holidays. Its most southerly point was 68°12’S 69°28’W
This photo was taken at Orne Harbour 64˚37’S 62˚32’W
Labels: Antarctica, olpc, Sugar, XO
posted by Tony Forster at 12:41 AM
Thursday, February 16, 2012
The laptop was on holidays. Its most southerly point was 68°12’S 69°28’W
This photo was taken at Orne Harbour 64˚37’S 62˚32’W
About Me
- Name: Tony Forster
I am an energy management consultant living in Melbourne Australia. I
provide energy efficiency and greenhouse emission reduction advice to a
range of corporate clients.
I also have an interest in computer based
education. http://www.rupert.id.au/
I contribute to the One Laptop
Per Child program
Previous Posts
- Wedo plugin for Turtle Art
- Arduino and the XO laptop
- Turtle checksums
- RGB colour addition
- XO-1.75 seismograph
- How low can you see that the earth is curved
- XO-1.75 accelerometer
- East Timor continued, video
- Timor reflections
- East Timor continued
3 Comments:
And how did it got there? :)
We love this photo. Are you on our globalmap for Antarctica? If not, please add yourself at http://olpcmap.net/
Even if the XO will not stay there, you can add that it was there, with the photo. We can call that one, "Flat Stanley":)
Thanks!
Nancie, OLPC Volunteer
Out of India said...
Whoa! Where are the kids or are you testing the XO harware in extreme weather conditions? Enjoyed the East Timor video. All our good wishes come your way for the work you do.
Friday, February 17, 2012 6:21:00 AM
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