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Could this be the cheapest locally distributed laptop ever? [tags]cheapest laptops, review, ecs laptop, portable, mobile pc[/tags] When the MacBook Air M1 launched in the Philippines, the base model was priced at around PHP 55,000 - PHP 58,000. Because years from now, when these machines start appearing in the second-hand market at much lower prices, they won’t just be cheap laptops — they’ll be affordable gateways into the Mac ecosystem, just like what the iPhone 6 eventually became for many users. The Department of Information and Communications Technology (DICT) has released the implementing rules and regulations (IRR) for the Konektadong Pinoy (KP) Act, a move expected to make internet services cheaper, faster, and more accessible nationwide. DICT Secretary Henry Aguda said the government is targeting at least a 40% drop in internet prices by 2026, which could boost the Philippines’ ranking in ASEAN for internet affordability. Recent statistics suggest that the jaw-dropping growth of smartphone sales in the Philippines is largely due to steep competition and cheaper phones from numerous companies, thus, resulting in device manufacturers to offer entry-level smartphones that can offer so much more minus a higher price tag. (Don't look for cheap, Samsung/BlackBerry Chinese knock-offs here as they aren't included.) Samsung Galaxy Y (Php5,650) - Undeniably popular, affordable and user-friendly. Read more in our articles including "Contest: Win a 32" KTC LCD TV!" and "ECS G320: Cheapest Laptop ever?".