When HCL Infosystems begins marketing the world's cheapest commercial laptop (excluding Nicholas Negroponte's XO Rs 7,500 laptop being used in developing countries) from Republic Day this year, it will indeed be a patriotic reply by an Indian manufacturer of computers to multinationals who have dominated this arena globally.

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P>When HCL Infosystems begins marketing the world's cheapest commercial laptop (excluding Nicholas Negroponte's XO Rs 7,500 laptop being used in developing countries) from Republic Day this year, it will indeed be a patriotic reply by an Indian manufacturer of computers to multinationals who have dominated this arena globally.

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