There is a new tablet from the makers of Aakash tablet – the cheapest tablet in India. This tablet is called Ubislate 7C and this is the latest tablet from Ubislate. The Datawind Ubislate 7C has 7 inch capacitive touchscreen and runs on Android Gingerbread. It has an internal storage capacity of 4 GB....
Aakash, which is the world’s cheapest tablet was produced by Datawind in collaboration with the Indian Government to provide cheap tablets to Indian Students. It has been more than six months for the launch of Aakash and till now, the tablet has been managed to reach only 366 students. Initially, it was projected that...
Aakash which is presently the world’s cheapest tablet has been allocated a sum of Rs 765 crore in the Indian Union Budget 2012. This amount would trigger the second phase of the project which would most likely expected to begin in April. The government is planning for the second phase of the Aakash tablet...
Looks like Aakash tablet now has some competition to face in terms of price. BSNL has launched three tablets this Friday in partnership with Pantel and one of the tablets is priced only at Rs 3,250. The three tablets which were launched are priced at Rs 3,250, Rs 10,999 and Rs 13,500. Out of...
The world’s cheapest tablet, Aakash should come with ‘Made in India’ tag. This is the latest request made by Datawind, the company that made it. They made this request with the Human Resource Development Ministry few days back. “Datawind successfully made the $ 49.48 tablet Aakash in India despite various pressures. We will make...
According to the news by Times of India, round about 14 lakh Aakash tablets were booked within just 2 weeks. Aakash tablet is the world’s cheapest tablet and is creating vibrations the world over because of its features with respect to the price for which it is being offered. The company behind Aakash –...
A lot of people have queries on Aakash Tab and Ubislate 7+. Before deciding which to book you must learn the differences between the two. Aakash is now available for online booking but people are facing doubts on which one to book. This is a detailed post on the difference between the specifications of...
Aakash tablet, which is the world’s cheapest tablet is now available for sale online. The company behind making this tablet, Datawind, has put up around 30,000 tablets up for sale at a price of Rs 2,500 (INR) each. Aakash tablet is now available for sale, and you can now order your own tablet at...
People planning to purchase Aakash, the cheapest tablet, will still have to wait until the next year. The commercial version of the tablet, Ubislate, was expected to hit the market in the last week of November, 2011 for Rs. 2,999. But the much-awaited tablet has been delayed for another two months. According to the...
The world’s cheapest tablet computer, Aakash, will be made available to the market by Datawind, its makers by December of this year. It is planning to launch it at a price of Rs.2999 with GPRS connectivity as opposed to Wi-Fi connectivity in the student version of the same product. Even mobile operators are being...
