Several weeks ago, through a roundabout route, I got into correspondence with Jonathan Hsu of Zoltantech in Taiwan, with the aim of getting hold of a USB-to-LAN adaptor for my OLPC laptop. Jonathan kindly remembered to tell me about Studio Fibonacci (the Zoltantech distributor of the adaptors in the US), and in passing Jonathan mentioned that he is in talks with OLPC about producing a USB-to-VGA adaptor, and also that he is looking for a UK distributor. Jonathan's email address is jhsu "AT" zoltantech "DOT" com.
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