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More About That Alleged $10 Laptop
The one I mentioned the other day. It’s not $10. And not a laptop:
There’s a reason that India’s $10 Sakshat computer is just $10. It does almost nothing. What we thought would be a humming notebook equipped with Wi-Fi and 2GB RAM turns out to be little more than a box with sockets — no keyboard, no monitor.
The Sakshat is a 10″x5″ plastic box which, despite an official unveiling at India’s Sri Venkateswara University yesterday, still contains only mystery parts… There’s another disappointment, too. The $10 laptop is no longer $10 — the expected price is closer to $30.
One Response to “More About That Alleged $10 Laptop”
Sounds like they are following Wall Street's lead… They want something for nothing and that nothing contains a lot of mystery parts! Definitely worthless.