Just seen THIS.

On the one hand, the idea of bunging outdated ePad bits together in an Indian factory doesn't bode well but, OTOH, for people who just want a tablet to leave lying around their house for casual web browsing or emailing it might be worth a look.

3 hour battery life is probably okay for that but if it does drain the battery even when it's on standby that's really unforgivable.

Incredible that even the BBC can run to a page and leave the suspicion that it the usual semi-spam 'unseen review' like 99% of web stuff.
Apart from the battery mention it is hard to believe the reviewer had one.

I'm assuming its a cut down clone of a Disgo who I assume are helping make it. £60 probably buys you a Disgo 6000 anyway.

60 dollars, about £40. Its a wonderful step for potentially millions of Indian students who have little or no funds.

Prices are in dollars not pounds.

wiki says it was designed by datawind in canada but made in India. Manufacturing price is $35 with taxes and warranty taking that up to $50. Once volume production start price is eventually hoped to be closer to the $35 or around £25 which would be incredible.

The Disgo costs 50% more and specs are similar except CPU (1GHz vs 366MHz) and HDMI out port.