Lenovo ThinkCentre M60e Desktop With Rupee Symbol On Keyboard Instead of $
Lenovo has taken a lead in adopting the newly accepted rupee symbol on their hardware for Indian customers. The Think Centre M60e desktop is India's first to have a rupee symbol on the keyboard instead of dollar. The desktop works in perfect synch with Microsoft's latest operating systems and pressing shift+4 will display the rupee symbol on the screen.
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