India develops world's cheapest "laptop" at $35

After designing the world’s cheapest passenger car Tata Nano, Indians now come up 

with yet another cheapest invention. This time Indians have developed the world’s 

cheapest laptop which would be priced just around $30 (Rs. 1500/-)

Indians students from different prestigious educational institutions of the country reportedly designed this laptop. This laptop’s prototype was unveiled today in India by Kapil Sibal, the Union Minister for Human Resource Development.

$30 laptop will features all the basic features of a laptop. It even has some of the top features like Wi-Fi connectivity.

$30 laptop features,

• Touch screen display
• Built in keyboard
• 2GB RAM
• Wi-Fi connectivity
• USB support
• Runs on solar power besides conventional power sources
• Supports multimedia
• Web conferencing
• Linux OS

Indian HRD (Human Resource Development) ministry is trying to bring down the price of this laptop to jus $10. Their mission is to pass these laptops to every student of the country who can’t afford to buy a laptop or a PC.

$30 laptop might be available for Indians to buy from next year onwards, according to the media sources.

$30 laptop looks great for all the features it has got! We just have to wait and see how this little lappy works. But for now, India has introduced one more cost effective solution to the world of electronics.

At first look it looks like a PC tablet with all the touch screen facilities and the comparatively little screen. It has got a keypad too. Designers and media are calling it a laptop, so let’s call it a laptop too!