Guest guest Posted January 16, 2008 Report Share Posted January 16, 2008 Now a laptop Nano by HCL! HCL Infosystems has launched what could well be the world's cheapest laptopCall it the 'Nano' effect - HCL claims to have done to computing what the Tata's have done to automobiles. At Rs 14,000, HCL Infosystems has launched what could well be the world's cheapest laptop. CNBC-TV18 finds out if like the Nano, Mileap will catapult HCL into tech history. The no frills version, comes with an Intel Celeron processor, a 7-inch LCD monitor and a memory of 512 MB. But at 2 GB, the flash drive is weak to put it mildly. This machine comes loaded only with the Linux version, however, the high end version comes with Vista Home. Also the no frill version comes without the CD or DVD player. This machine will hit the stores on the January 26, while the company has not given any sales outlook, it's hoping that this destructive product will take its share in the laptop market well over the current 7%. Source: Money Control Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted January 24, 2008 Report Share Posted January 24, 2008 Lalitji,Namaskar. Before going to buy pl check the weight of the laptop ? regards manojlitsol <litsol wrote: Now a laptop Nano by HCL! HCL Infosystems has launched what could well be the world's cheapest laptopCall it the 'Nano' effect - HCL claims to have done to computing what the Tata's have done to automobiles. At Rs 14,000, HCL Infosystems has launched what could well be the world's cheapest laptop. CNBC-TV18 finds out if like the Nano, Mileap will catapult HCL into tech history. The no frills version, comes with an Intel Celeron processor, a 7-inch LCD monitor and a memory of 512 MB. But at 2 GB, the flash drive is weak to put it mildly. This machine comes loaded only with the Linux version, however, the high end version comes with Vista Home. Also the no frill version comes without the CD or DVD player. This machine will hit the stores on the January 26, while the company has not given any sales outlook, it's hoping that this destructive product will take its share in the laptop market well over the current 7%. Source: Money Control Forgot the famous last words? Access your message archive online. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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