Despite its bigger push into the consumer space outside its home turf, Lenovo has no plans to sell its latest low-cost PC outside China, says a company spokesperson. Geraldine Kan, program director of Lenovo's Asia-Pacific communications, told ZDNet Asia in a phone interview Monday that the company does not plan to expand the US$199 PC offering to the rest of its markets in the Asia-Pacific region, as it is "purely a China play". The Chinese PC maker announced on Aug. 3 that it will sell a basic PC priced as low as US$199 later this year, targeting the rural market in China. The latest model will consist of a processor and a keyboard, while using the customer's television set as a monitor. While Lenovo's consumer PCs have been sold in the Chinese market for a long time, Kan noted, the Chinese giant's push outside its home turf began only in 2006.