PCs out as Senegal opens world's first tablet cafe


  • TECH
  • Tuesday, 11 Jun 2013

INTERESTING CYBERCAFE: Senegalese Boury Guisse uses a tablet computer in the cybercafe equipped with tablet computers in the Medina district of Dakar. - ©AFP/Relaxnews 2013

DAKAR: Among the washer women, carpenters, busy waiters and squabbling children sweltering under the midday sun on this dusty Dakar street an Internet revolution is taking place in the world's first tablet cafe.

Next to the workshops, meat stores and barbershops on what could be any bustling street in sub-Saharan Africa, a grey concrete building stands out with a garish sign advertising the Tablette Cafe.

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