India’s USD 10 laptop is not a laptop after all
February 5th, 2009 Leave a comment Visited 585 times, 1 so far today
India’s USD 10 laptop is not a laptop after all
Indian government shocked the tech market when they announced their plans to launch a USD 10 laptop.
This device was to be named Sakshat.
Reports claimed that the laptop would cost USD 20 to manufacture but it would be offered at a subsidized price.
The device in the end turned out to be a disappointment.
In fact, it is not even a laptop. It looks like a storage device with around 2GB capacity.
Reports say that this device is to be connected to a laptop to access the data. It is also expected to cost much more at around USD 30.
Not many details are available though.
Hardware, Hardware News, India, Laptops, Low Cost Computing, Rumors, Sakshat
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