Who is the cheapest laptop in the world?
Probably some old Win XP laptop you can get for free. Or for 0.50 euro - 1 euro.
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New something.
Great, with an Intel atom from 2016. Want to see the person who buys it.
Especially since there are already laptops with significantly faster Celerons for 150.
A 2MP camera.
The current ipad only has a 1.2mp camera, which is probably better.
For a little over 10 years there have been and have been attempts to design and market so-called "OLPC" (One Laptop per Child), especially for developing or emerging countries, in large-scale production and without subsidies.
With today's ARM processor technology, this would be considerably easier than about 10 years ago with Intel's first Intel Atom platform, even with sufficient performance, but it still fails because of the pricing and the benefits for these target groups.
With the exclusive use of open source software reduced to the bare minimum without license costs, so-called netbooks with display sizes of ~ 10 to 11 inches screen diagonal and keyboard + Wi-Fi would be at least cost-neutral at a price point of around 100 euro "Made in Bangladesh" with the lowest possible profit calculation purely through mass sales possible.
On the other hand, in comparable countries such as Bangladesh, there are sometimes average gross monthly incomes for full-time helper positions of sometimes less than 25 to 50 euro per month for those markets where one theoretically wanted to offer such products. This means that an economically feasible production run in the sales market falls below one to 10 million units per year.
This is the amount of money you would have to pay for a "netbook" with ARM SoCs nowadays, so that modern browsers and slim, but not hopelessly outdated office software would still run smoothly.
In the "Bay" there are also netbooks from around 70 euro with a VIA 8880 Cortex A9 - SoC (dual core) from 2012, but even in 2012 with the Internet conditions at that time, the part was a similar blow to Asus' first EEE PC (OLPC) with the Intel Atom N270 was around 2008/2009.
As far as I have correctly recognized the device is not suitable for the German user / market.
And additionally for the questioner:
Beware of devices that are only intended for Internet use. They are much cheaper, but not a notebook.
Why does it work here too
Why shouldn't it be a notebook? It can do everything that expensive models can do
You can't use the power plug here in Germany. Is for the American market with 110V.
In the software description I found a statement that made me unsure. I suspect a very slimmed-down Windows here. It is possible that no third-party software (own software) can be installed.
There are always people who fall for something like that. The dealer is happy.
You can install your own Windows, you should do that too
110 V should also work here without any problems with the appropriate adapter
Then the device becomes more expensive in the complete equipment.
And as I said before, you probably can't install your own software. The window will be included in a prom. That can't be changed.
You can just insert a stick and install something of your own
But such an adapter costs only a few euro
Where is the stripped down version of Windoof? There's only Windows 10 redstone
If the manufacturer installs a special Windows for licensing reasons, operation via USB / SD is certainly not supported. Quite apart from the fact that the speed of these storage media are not suitable for running Windows on them. Unless you have a lot of time.
If you have some money left over to throw it out the window, give it a try. I'll see what you get out of it.
One thing should be clear to everyone. There's such a thing as a price / performance ratio.
Isn't there anything slimmed down on it? You can also install Windows on each computer using a USB stick
