On Friday, August 05, 2005 9:28 AM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On Friday 05 August 2005 02:15, Devdas Bhagat wrote:
On 04/08/05 23:43 +0530, Rony Bill wrote:
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> How can production costs vary so drastically simply because the
> product being manufacturered has a lower operating frequency? All
> other peripherials are just the same.
These are Via processors, not Intel. Also, just 128 MB RAM.
Even then things dont add up. a few years back there was a similiar
announcement from HCL or PCS (afair) for a sub 20k pc. They collected
advances and did not deliver for several months. Further the warranty
would be non standard. Or maybe someone is dumping their stock of non
saleable junk.
Since the component costs are about Rs.8K HCL would not be able to sell
below Rs.12k inorder to cover overheads without high risks.
rgds
jtd
Can anyone confirm the specs..
I wonder how can they give it so...cheap. Lets regroup the component
prices..
Lets assume the cheapest.( raddi ka maal)
1. VIAProc Rs.200/-
2. Mbd if new Rs 1500/-
3. RAM 128 Rs 500/-
4. HDD 40 Gig Rs.1800/-
5. FDD Rs.200/-
6. CDROM Rs.500/-
7. Cabinet & SMPS Rs.600/-
8. Monitor 14" Rs 3200/-
9. Modem Internal Rs.200/-
10. Kbd Rs.125/-
11. Mouse Rs.50/-
Total Rs.8875/-
Quite a cheap investment at this price provided they give Return to Bench
warranty and not Onsite.
regards,
rc
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