Filed under: Laptops
India’s HCL is certainly no stranger to low-cost laptops, and the company is now apparently looking to expand its budget-priced empire even further, with it recently announcing that it’s teamed up with Microsoft to roll out what it claims to be the “world’s cheapest Windows laptop.” While the company isn’t exactly saying as much, the new laptop, dubbed the MiLeap H, appears to be a revamped version of the company’s MiLeap Y unit, with it boasting the same swiveling 7-inch touchscreen, an unspecified Intel processor and Intel 945 GU Express chipset, 1GB of RAM, a 30GB hard drive, an integrated 1.3 megapixel webcam, built-in WiFi and, of course, Windows XP Home for the OS. No word on a release date just yet, but those in India can expect to pay 17,000 Indian rupees (or about $425) for the laptop.
[Via TechWeb/Yahoo! News]
Read | Permalink | Email this | Linking Blogs | Comments
Original post by Donald Melanson
Related posts:
- LG unveils A530 3D gaming laptop, tours the world to showcase its wares LG is taking its Cinema 3D Gaming Festival on the...
- Windows Phone 7 camera settings keep going to default, Microsoft says it was ‘a decision by the team’ “It’s not a bug, it’s a feature” is one of...
- Microsoft unveils Windows 8 (video) We’re live from Microsoft Windows president Steven Sinofsky’s keynote at...
- Microsoft details SkyDrive integration with Windows Phone Mango (video) We already knew Windows Phone Mango would include SkyDrive functionality,...
- MSI’s GX680 laptop gets GeForce GT 555M graphics, up to 16GB of DDR3 Mobile gaming rigs don’t tend to be particularly upgradeable, so...
Related posts brought to you by Yet Another Related Posts Plugin.
