The GDP (Gross Domestic Products) in different countries varies depending on their economic development. As what International ICT Council addresses about “Digital Divide” and achieves the aim of getting equal technological education opportunities to people, a “geographical pricing tactics” will be practiced.

”Geographical pricing tactics” refers to charging the same product in different prices in different regions according to their GDP and standard of living. In other words, for those that are not economically well developed will charge at a lower price, vice versa. This provides fairer chances for people all over the world to receive computer literacy.

Source: International Monetary Fund
The figure shown above provides general information of each country’s GDP per capita in 2005.