Polish central bank rapped over computer tender

The National Bank of Poland has caused uproar among computer producers after a tender it held for new machines allegedly favoured just one manufacturer.

Source: Polish News Bulletin

Poland's central bank (NBP) caused an uproar among computer manufacturers by setting up product specifications, in a tender to purchase 50 to 100 laptop computers, that effectively favour a certain producer. NBP requires that the computer should weigh under 2 kg with FDD and DVD drives, be equipped with a modern Intel

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