China creates super expensive Party tablet Even more pricey than the iPad

TechEye.net:Members of China's Communist Party do not want to be eclipsed by the likes of David Cameron spending a small fortune on his iPad.

According to Reuters, the Party does not want wasting huge amounts of money on tablets to be the soul preserve of western politicians and issued an iPad clone which costs more than anything Apple could dream up. (Culture, Gaming, Industry, iPad, Services, Tablets, Toys, Web)

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