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Because probably that's not the situation in India.
by 101008 6y ago
Because probably that's not the situation in India.
- raverbashing 6y agoWhat do you mean by "not the situation"? That they can't afford old computers? That it's not practical? That they don't need and can buy newer ones?
- dbancajas 6y agoThe schools in india can barely afford computer. and so are not throwing them away 1-2 years later.
- paleogizmo 6y agoThe better question is what the used enterprise computer market is in India. Given that engineering salaries are no longer an order of magnitude less than the USA, I would assume that there would be a large secondary market of sub $200 laptops and SFF desktops. Is that not the case? Do businesses keep them till the wheels fall off? Do they get exported overseas? Can schools not compete on price with middle class consumers for used computers?
- untog 6y agoI think they are implying that situations where 50+ small dell quad-core i5s are being discarded is not common in India.
- raverbashing 6y agoThat's why I'm talking about 10yr old computers (or maybe even older)