Do you have a Tablet PC? How much money did you spent to buy
a Tablet PC? 10000 `
to 40000 `
thousands? The price tag of Tablet PC was high enough to spoil any ones dream
to buy a new Tablet PC. But now finally who just couldn’t afford to buy a
Desktop PC or anyone who had just heard about the internet can buy a Tablet PC.
The coming year is all set to offer a low cost Desi (Indian) tablet. The
feature rich Desi tablet, India’s very own AAKASH
tablet is available at a fraction of the cost of big brand names. Made-in-India AAKASH tablet is cheapest Tablet
available in Indian Market to date.
AAKASH have been designed for students keeping education
sector in mind. The aim is to provide good internet access and as well as
facilitate the educational, environmental videos and other multimedia contents
to students.
AAKASH-1 is already available in Indian Market. Now the upgraded
sibling AAKASH-2 aka UbiSlate 7 has all set to compete in
low cost tablet market. AAKASH-2 aka UbiSlate is expected to arrive in January
2012 and is already up for pre-order.
The central government of India has placed order of AAKASH
at a price of $48.98 each for introduction in education system. Datawind,
a Canadian company developed relatively a low cost tablet and won the contract
in a trade-show held in Las Vegas in January this year. According to Suneet
Singh Tuli, the CEO of Datawind, students stand to benefit through the internet
access and the product is designed to meet the requirement. Datawind has already
supplied 10,000 units of an order of 100,000 units. In the open market
AAKASH-2 will cost around 3000 `.
And based on the current demand, Datawind expects to sell 5 million
tablets within a year.
There is no other tablet available anywhere near to the
price tag of AAKASH-2 or UbiSlate 7. The tablet has lot of accessory options
available. Car charger to external antenna can be attached to it. The phone can
be used as a phone. It has 2 USB ports. A keyboard case can also be used. And best
part is the tablet is available in Android
OS with 3G support in commercial
version.
According to the various sources, every day almost 8000
tablets are sold in India. As per Frost and Sullivan, Indians bought around 3
lakh tablets in 2011. And the numbers are very less as compared to global
standards. The low cost tablet market is yet not developed in India.
Many global as well as local brand tablets launched in this
2011. Reliance, Spice, Beetel, Lacs Magnum,
Milagrow, Wespro , FunTab and others announced their new low cost tablet PC
in the Indian market.
For AAKASH-2 tablet configuration and other details visit www.aakashtablet.com
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Around 14 Lakh pieces were booked in just 2 weeks. Now DATAWIND is planning to open 3 manufacturing units in India to meet the demand.
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