Aakash Ubislate Tablet Is the Cheapest Tablet in India
Aakash is the Android 2.2 touch screen 7 inch tablet that supports the HD video co-processor giving out high quality multimedia experience & core graphics accelerator for quicker application hold. The tablet is the single Android device that offers DataWind’s UbiSurfer browser which is based on the18 international patents. The browser speeds up web pages by factors 10x to 30x, permitting for the web experience that has got the unrivalled speed.
The gadget boasts WiFi connectivity along with the support for voluntary 3G modems. Two full-sized USB ports are incorporated into the part permitting external keyboards, pen-drives, dongles, web-cams and additional economical peripherals to be connected. Pen drives is the common medium that stores and share content in India. Even the people who are not computer savvy uses pen drive for admittance to videos and music. The main accessory accessible with the Aakash tablet by Data Wind is the Leather Keyboard Case. The leather case not only protects the device, but has an integrated keyboard case allowing fast typing and adaptation of the appliance as a miniature notebook.
The price range it is available in is quite surprising as it is a functional Android tablet. At PCQuest, you can play around with the tablet. The boast all the basics expected from it, be it connectivity, media players and a web browser, downloadable apps, PDF readers. Aakash tablet subsidized version will be accessible to the post-secondary students via National Mission on Education via ICT project.
The tablet pc is really light in weight with just 350 gm of weight and the form is pocket-able. The surprising feature counts two USB ports, beside the micro SD card slot; moreover it supports the external memory of around 32GB. The 2100mAh battery lasts for long. It is really shocking to note that Aakash Ubislate Tablet Price is Rs. 1750/- in India for the students and about Rs. 2276/- for all others. Advertized as being the world’s cheapest tablet it has got some of the decent features suitable to its price.
Accessible primarily for the college students, the tablet supports Android OS v2.2, 256 MB RAM, 366MHz processor, resistive touchscreen, Wi-Fi 802.11 b/g/n, alternative for 3G data card, USB 2.0, external memory slot and 2100mAh battery offering 3 hrs regular usage. In all it suits well for the user accessing internet first time. The tablet Manufacturers, Datawind has even revealed plans to make accessible a tablet of 10inch in less than Rs. 5000 that will boast 600 MHz processor with the capacitive touch screen.
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