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Infinity

A modular tablet that's powerful, sustainable, and robust

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Paul Cotton
@pwcotton · Creative Lead, One Education
Hey Product Hunters - one of the makers of the Infinity here. I visit PH pretty regularly, so it's pretty cool to see that @bentossell beat me to the punch and posting our project here :D We're an NFP, and every Infinity order contributes to the distribution of tech to children in need around the world. We've designed the Infinity to be a perfect fit for p… See more

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Paul Cotton
@pwcotton · Creative Lead, One Education
Hey Product Hunters - one of the makers of the Infinity here. I visit PH pretty regularly, so it's pretty cool to see that @bentossell beat me to the punch and posting our project here :D We're an NFP, and every Infinity order contributes to the distribution of tech to children in need around the world. We've designed the Infinity to be a perfect fit for p… See more
Alphonso Morris
@youngfonz · Sr. Visual Designer
@pwcotton I am interested in trying to combat illiteracy in South Philadelphia. Do you think an adult learning to read would feel embarrassed by using this? I think the concept is amazing and way it is constructed is genius. Introducing people to a new Macbook Pro who have no computer experience can be scary. This seems more friendly.
Ben Tossell
@bentossell · Community Lead, Product Hunt
h/t to @jason for tweeting about this... This is what they say on their campaign: At One Education, we’ve developed the Infinity, a sustainable way to close this divide, without creating an e-waste crisis at the same time. We’re also focusing our efforts on the portion of the global population already wired to think creatively, to maximise our impact - pr… See more
Tyler Hayes
@thetylerhayes · Bebo
When Phonebloks announced their modular phone, I was very skeptical of it for the same reasons John Gruber mentioned: consumer phones are expectedly replaced every two years, if not one, and so waste is inevitable even in a modular product; and consumers will still prefer to buy the phone that is lighter, smaller, sexier. I am, however, interested in the In… See more
Jon Samuelson
@jonsamuelson · Innovation Strategist - Beaverton SD
I just shared this out on Twitter and Scoop.it. It is a great idea. I work for a school district and it can be a slippery slope with the life cycle of purchasing devices for students. I think Australia has been ahead of the game for a long time with mobile learning. Good luck.