Not quite $35 but still world’s cheapest tablet.

October 6th, 2011 6:32 am by RTPA

Despite the marginal increase in costs, the educational institutes will have to shell out less than Rs 1500 ($31) per tablet, as the government will subsidise 50% of the tablet costs. Eventually, the device will be available to the consumers and the cost of the device is likely to be around Rs 3000 (including all taxes).

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8 Responses to “Not quite $35 but still world’s cheapest tablet.”

  1. 1
    Aryan Says:

    tha ngut ange maw chu :(

  2. 2
    The Real Says:

    A nei chuan review han siam se a thra ngawt ang…

  3. 3
    ramhuai7 Says:

    Kei ni rethei tan a that dawn chu.. OT – Steve Jobs – Apple Co-Founder a thih daih chu le…

  4. 4
    H.Vangchhia Says:

    WIFI chauh hmang thei an tia… !?

  5. 5
    Soberboy Says:

    OT loks STEVE JOBS a thi mawleee ;-(;-(;-(;-(

  6. 6
    lushai_er Says:

    Tukin TOI front page pawh a luah ve, mahse a spec chiang deuhva sawi an awm chuang lem lova.

  7. 7
    funny Says:

    heihi ka hmuh detail ber
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  8. 8
    Xonas Says:

    Sorkarin zirlaite hnena man tlawm tea sem a tum kum hnih liam ta vela an tarlan tawh kha ani thei ang em?

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