The second day of the mega tech expo CAN Info-Tech organised by the Federation of Computer Association of Nepal (CAN Federation) at Bhrikutimandap in Kathmandu drew 42,826 visitors, while the first day drew 32,181 visitors. 

The six-day event features tech companies offering cash discounts, free connections, free service, prizes and other offers and plans. 

The fair features a total of 222 stalls that provide hardware sales and maintenance, power solutions, mobile accessories, telecommunications, and payment solutions. 

Large crowds have been observed especially in stalls of internet service provider (ISP) companies, smart phones and tablets, laptops and computers, digital television, software, mobile wallet, anti-virus, photocopy, printer, projector, scanner, router, CCTV, and IT colleges and training institutes.

The title sponsor of the program Subisu Cable Net drew huge crowds through the offer of internet and Clear TV. Customers who subscribe to this offer can receive the service of 15 and 8 MBPS unlimited data along with free Clear TV premium package of two months.

Motorola, an associate sponsor of the expo, has been showcasing its midrange E4 Plus smartphone. The phone has a large 5000mAh battery capacity and can be a good choice for mobile gaming, reads the release.

Some attractions of the fair are combo offer of IP TV and broadband internet by World Link, WTA 850 RE model router offered by TP Link, Matebook X model laptop by Huawei and Redmi Note 5A Prime offered by Xiaomi.

Organisers have bookmarked January 28 as business day where business houses can make deals with dealers and vendors. Organisers are offering a discount of 20 percent for individuals booking tickets online with the view to promote use of information technology. 

Regular entrance fee is fixed at Rs100, but students receive a discount of 50 percent.