Taiwanese computer vendor Carapelli is offering what it claims is the world’s cheapest laptop, priced at a mere £65.
The Impulse NPX-9000, which has a 7-inch screen like the original Asus Eee, is available to retailers now from the wholesale site in orders of 100 pieces minimum.
Spec is admittedly low - so far winning the race to the bottom - with a 400MHz processor, 128MB RAM and 1GB of flash storage and runs Linux with word, spreadsheet and media applications.
Other specs include an SD card slot, VGA port, 3 USB ports, a mini USB port, 80 key keyboard and touchpad and an external USB LAN or optional 802.11g Wi-Fi dongle.

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