“A Chinese PC maker today introduced a low-cost PC designed for
customers in rural China that can be used with a television as a
display.“The 998 renminbi ($129) Tian En GX-2 was developed by Sichuan
Sinomanic Technology, based in the western Chinese city of Chengdu,
and is being pitched as a low-cost system that can help narrow the
‘digital divide’ between China’s rural and urban areas…”
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