Mar 8, 2007 9:30 AM

H???kon’s OLPC

www.youtube.com/watch?v= Opera CTO, godfather of CSS and hypertext futurist H???kon Wium Lie shows us the Opera browser running on his prototype OLPC. I shot this five minute demo last week when Opera visited the Wired offices. Please forgive the shaky hands — this was my first time using my brand new camera.

www.youtube.com/watch?v=

Opera CTO, godfather of CSS and hypertext futurist H???kon Wium Lie shows us the Opera browser running on his prototype OLPC. I shot this five minute demo last week when Opera visited the Wired offices.

Please forgive the shaky hands – this was my first time using my brand new camera.

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