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Wednesday 16 November 2011
Aakash iPad Tablet PC Specifications
The day Aakash UbiSlate 7 Tablet PC was announced, there was a buzz around how can the government announce a tablet PC with such low cost. Everybody was asking only one question -- what features and specification will they provide. What will be the product Quality? As far as Quality is concerned, it can only be rated once the product is out in the market, but as far as the features are concerned, i think it combines some of the best features of existing tablet PCs in the market.
Aakash comes with Android OS v2.2 (Froyo) and 366 MHz Graphics accelerator and HD Video processor. It has a 7 inche Resistive touch screen with 800 × 480 pixels Resolution, Virtual QWERTY Pad, 256 MB RAM, 2 GB Internal Memory.
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Aakash comes with Android OS v2.2 (Froyo) and 366 MHz Graphics accelerator and HD Video processor. It has a 7 inche Resistive touch screen with 800 × 480 pixels Resolution, Virtual QWERTY Pad, 256 MB RAM, 2 GB Internal Memory.
For more Details and there specifications, CLICK HERE
Wednesday 9 November 2011
India's cheapest tablet Aakash For students
Aakash, billed as the world's cheapest tablet PC, has evinced a lot of interest among several world leaders and international organisations like UNESCO and World Bank, HRD Minister Kapil Sibal said. "Several prime ministers and ministers have evinced interest in Aakash who want it for their country in thousands," he told reporters without elaborating.
He, however, said that during his recent visit to UNESCO, the president of the general council displayed the tablet to the audience while the World Bank showed it among the board of directors. He said the International Finance Corporation, which coordinates its activities with other institutions of the World Bank group, can also collaborate with India for improving the device.
The tablet, costing Rs 2,276, was launched on October 5 and it will be available at around half this price to students as part of government's programme to expand education through information technology. An initial order of one lakh devices has been placed with device maker Datawind. Sibal said phase II of the device will be much more advanced and will be available at the same price of USD 35. "It will have much higher processor, touch screen and longer battery life
Talking about his trip to the US where he chaired the first Indo-US higher education summit, Sibal said an American delegation will be visiting India next month to carry ahead the partnership in this field.
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He, however, said that during his recent visit to UNESCO, the president of the general council displayed the tablet to the audience while the World Bank showed it among the board of directors. He said the International Finance Corporation, which coordinates its activities with other institutions of the World Bank group, can also collaborate with India for improving the device.
The tablet, costing Rs 2,276, was launched on October 5 and it will be available at around half this price to students as part of government's programme to expand education through information technology. An initial order of one lakh devices has been placed with device maker Datawind. Sibal said phase II of the device will be much more advanced and will be available at the same price of USD 35. "It will have much higher processor, touch screen and longer battery life
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