Tablets have driven a dramatic change since its inception. It has enabled flows of information, including entertainment, news, and financial and academic material. Also has brought people closer together by enabling various forms of interpersonal communication, notably e‑mail, instant messaging, video conferencing, and social networking.
Taking aim at the low-cost tablet computer market favored by price-sensitive customers, Datawind manufactured many cheap tablets dubbed Aakash aka UbiSlate. Aakash tablet has been the buzzing word of the year 2011 that turned the world towards India for the incredible design and technicalities at such a low price. This reasonable tablet computer was designed to play an enabling role in rural education. Tapping the potential of students, Datawind found a booming market in tier-II and III cities across India that accounts for more than half their sales. The device empowered billion students with a good digital device so that they benefit from good teaching.
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The tablet comes in various versions with different spec sheet. The cheapest version of UbiSlate (commercial version of Aakash) tablet barely costs Rs.3999 only, and possess some outstanding features like, 7 inch touch screen display, 1 GHz Cortex A8 Processor, Android version 4.0.4 operating system, 2G calling, 3G via Dongle and 2GB internal memory space expandable via MicroSD card, at the given price. The Ubislate 3G7, a Lowest Price Tablet with SIM is the most expensive tablet pricing only Rs. 6999. The spec sheet is fantastic that will give a rough competition to the leading tablet brands. The features that are available in this tablet are, WiFi, 3G internal, Dual Camera, 2G calling, 4GB memory space expandable via MicroSD card, all of which is packed in a 7inch TFT LCD capacitive touchscreen with 1.2 GHz Cortex-A8 Single Core Processor and an Android v4.0.4(Ice Cream Sandwich) operating system.For more details visit http://www.ubislate.com/
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