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Business \| Previous \| Next Made-in-India PCs from IBM By Our Special Correspondent NEW DELHI, JULY 5. IBM India today announced the launch of its made-in-India PCs for the consumer market. Manufactures in IBM's Pondicherry plant, the ``NetVista i'' has been priced at Rs. 36,000 upwards. Speaking at a news conference here today, the IBM India CEO, Mr. Abraham Thomas, said the products - aimed at the consumer segment, the fastest growing segment in the industry - will be sold through the company's partners and via IBMShop, the on-line store. He said the ``aggressive'' entry level price was aimed at capturing the Indian market. The range is available in five different models, all of which are targeted at the SOHO segment. Send this article to Friends by E-Mail
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Business \| Previous \| Next Made-in-India PCs from IBM By Our Special Correspondent NEW DELHI, JULY 5. IBM India today announced the launch of its made-in-India PCs for the consumer market. Manufactures in IBM's Pondicherry plant, the ``NetVista i'' has been priced at Rs. 36,000 upwards. Speaking at a news conference here today, the IBM India CEO, Mr. Abraham Thomas, said the products - aimed at the consumer segment, the fastest growing segment in the industry - will be sold through the company's partners and via IBMShop, the on-line store. He said the ``aggressive'' entry level price was aimed at capturing the Indian market. The range is available in five different models, all of which are targeted at the SOHO segment. Send this article to Friends by E-Mail
Section : Business Previous : IOB to distribute National Insurance's products Next : Eli Lilly buys Ranbaxy's stake in JV
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