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Gigabyte hops on low-cost PC bandwagon

Come one, come all

By INQUIRER Newsdesk

Thu Jan 17 2008, 11:31

GIGGLEBYTE plans to launch a low-cost PC in June, company vice president, Richard Ma, revealed.

According to Digitmes the cheapo box will be based on an Intel platform, with a weee (cough!) 7- to 9-inch screen.

The outfit will manufacture the machines itself. So far there's no word on what OS it'll be running. We're pretty confident it won't be Vista though.

More here. µ

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