Microsoft entering the low-cost PC sales biz; first stop India Publication: Ars Technica Date: Jun 29 2007 Reporter: Eric Bangeman Microsoft will begin selling PCs in India next month as part of its "Unlimited Potential" program, an event that will mark the software giant's first entry into the PC sales business. Dubbed the IQ PC, the machines will cost RS21,000 (about $525), are manufactured in partnership with Zenith, and will sport AMD Athlon CPUs. Read comments Read full article Read full article in new window See other articles by Eric Bangeman See other articles published by Ars Technica Today's headlines Headlines for Jun 29, 2007   Comments Subject Posted by Date Recover some profit lost to piracy??? cadstarsucks 29 Jun, 06:24 [ all comments ]
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