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Yet at least a fragile sort of optimism has surfaced, born of ultra-cheap money and relief at having avoided a depression.

The EeePC was the first ultra-cheap, scaled-down laptop (a new category known as a netbook) launched worldwide through commercial channels.

GE's ultra-cheap electrocardiogram, for instance, is driven by a state-of-the-art algorithm.

To set up a special commodity sales force in monitoring information monitoring work, monitor the sales ultra-cheap goods contraband, etc.

Sharply lower house prices and ultra cheap mortgages were bound to spark bargain hunting.

The Indian government has launched an ultra-cheap tablet called Aakash (meaning sky) to be sold to secondary school students for just $35.

Its impressive run culminated in January with the launch by Tata Motors of an ultra-cheap family car, the Nano.

Some of the more striking offerings at the fair were ultra-cheap versions of global hits.

GM and SAIC also plan to bring to India the ultra-cheap micro-cars, minivans and pickups they make with another Chinese firm, Wuling.

In 2005 a charity called One Laptop Per Child designed an ultra-cheap laptop for the developing world.

China is no longer a place where manufacturers can go to find ultra-cheap hands (see article).

The market is also braced for the onslaught of ultra-cheap cars.