They make a bunch of stuff. Tablets, e-readers and laptops. Yes this stuff is relatively low end, but it is cheap, domestically made and a great entry point for many middle class and poorer Pakistanis into the tech market.
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here are the specs:
anyone here using PAC Pad 1? how is it?
may be this will give us an idea! if any one can guide if its good, i am interested to buy?
ANY USERS here?
and also, what strange in PAC PAD Takhti 7, the specs to not show WiFi! is it really so? doesnt it have WiFi input?
by the way, really liked the name,, THAKHTI!!
I dont have the exact numbers but i bought and used one for a few years. Why? What happened?So how many units were ever sold? Is it a commercial success? Is there a new model available now?
I dont have the exact numbers but i bought and used one for a few years. Why? What happened?
ohh,, so its about that you must be really MAD at that discussion about US and bomb policiesSometimes it is informative to go back and look at how fantastic claims meet reality over time, that is all.
ohh,, so its about that you must be really MAD at that discussion about US and bomb policies
Well it was never going to beat iPad if someone claimed that!! But i do remember people being pessimist (or may be hopeful ) but i seem to remember some people talking about how there will be no car manufacturing plants set up on Pakistan (under new auto policy) or how there wont be any JF-17 export orders!! But never mind!!
No, its not same!! And that was not even the point. I remember some asked me to TAG them when the plane gets its first export orders. However i decided to let it go, as knowing the people, there would have been some new excuse made.Is the JF-17 the same as the FC-1? Or Thar Coal Gasification. Huge oil discoveries. Reko Diq. Investments by the tens of billions, repeatedly. Forget all that, lets remain on topic here.
It was a one shot trial project, the device was good but there was no follow up done. Again, if anyone was thinking it will compete with Apple, well their mistake!!Oh well, the Takhti Tablet follows its original namesake into oblivion, as predicted.
Its not. Two plants are under construction already. Two to three more will also come up.(By the way, is the New Auto Policy dead yet or not? I am sure we will talk about it in a more appropriate thread when the time comes. )
It was a one shot trial project, the device was good but there was no follow up done. Again, if anyone was thinking it will compete with Apple, well their mistake!!
I guess there were two models. The Chinese flooded the market with low prices tabs and there was no point in investing further on this. Today bulk of the market is held by Chinese products and small part by the top end Apple and Samsung products. A new player cannot complete with Chinese ones on price and Apple/Samsung on tech and brand value. It is a simple business analysis.So no plans for a follow-up project of a similar kind, I take it. One Takhti shot and done?
I guess there were two models. The Chinese flooded the market with low prices tabs and there was no point in investing further on this. Today bulk of the market is held by Chinese products and small part by the top end Apple and Samsung products. A new player cannot complete with Chinese ones on price and Apple/Samsung on tech and brand value. It is a simple business analysis.
By upgrading industrial base, by working out more in products we are good at (yeah, there are a few ), by educating and spreading awareness in local market.That makes sense.
But it also has important implications for similar endeavors in other fields, wouldn't you agree? Given the current drive to increase local production and exports by the current government, how does Pakistan carve a niche for its value-added products (not just raw materials) in any sector of the economy?
by working out more in products we are good at (yeah, there are a few