Akash is the Worlds cheapest tablet ever,actually it is generally made only for use of students.
Under the joint venture of Indian Government and Datawind,But it will also be available to the general mob.
Moreover its price is astonishing ie. just 2276rs.
This tablet pc is also coming with a mobile Sim-modem by which you can use it as mobile phone.
Isn't it amazing having a tablet PC mobile at such a low cost.
As the sources say it would be available in market till December.
Specifications of the tablet are :-
1. Operating system :- Google android 2.2
2. Processor:-360 megahertz.graphics accelerator, HD video processor.
3. Memory:-256mb RAM /Internal storage 2gb flash .
4. Storage:-external 2 gb to 32 gb.
5. Display:- 78inch
6. Input device:- touch screen
7. Connectivity & networking:- Wi-Fi
8. Power and battery:- 180min on battery. mobile Sim-modem
Plus points:-
1.It would less the baggage weight
Negative points:-
1. Do not have quality hardware.
2. Less memory & slow processor.
3. Low quality screen.
4. Do not possess a camera.
It's production cost is less than 35$.
It is the dream project government,
it has asked the DATAWIND to give a special replacement warranty in case of any defects,
rather to repair it.
On July 22, 2010, HRD Minister Kapil Sibal had unveiled a prototype of the device,
and announced that it would be developed for use at around $35 per unit.
At present, Datawind has an order for supplying 1 lakh units to the government.
The government is buying the tablets and giving them to education institutes at a 50 per cent subsidy.
It is the ideal tablet for students.
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AAKASH Tablet was posted on October 10, 2011 at 11:43 am in Electronics, event, Mobiles, technology and tagged as android, developer, development, device, download, government, government of india, india, kapil sibal, pad, technology, touch screen.
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