$200 PCs loom
07:10 - Tuesday 12 October 1999 by THG Reporting Team
Source: Tom's Hardware – Keywords: tatung Category : Miscellaneous
Source: Tom's Hardware – Keywords: tatung Category : Miscellaneous
Tatung is poised to introduce a line of PCs that will redefine the low-end of the PC price spectrum.
The company is developing a line of multi-colored consumer PCs that will start at about $299, according to a report by InfoBeads Inc. Tatung will offer a stripped-down version for as little as $200, but don't look for a CD-ROM or Windows 98 onboard. The cheap PCs will use Linux, running on a Cyrix chip.
Tatung also plans to offer more conventional PCs with Windows 98 and an AMD K6-2 processor, starting at around $400.
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