Tablet
Forth Corporation has introduced the first Thai-made educational tablet computer priced at 3,000 baht in a bid to join the government's 4-billion-baht One Tablet per Child programme.
Mr Sawat says controls on the tablet help ensure only appropriate content can be used.
The SET-listed electronic equipment manufacturer spent three months redesigning its controller board to integrate it with a base to reduce size and bring the cost down from 5,000 baht earlier, said R&D director Sawat Erbchokchai.
As well, he said, the fact that the government wants as many as 800,000 tablets means the company can achieve economies of scale to keep...