Akash Tablet

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The UbiSlate7+ is an Android 2.3 touch screen tablet that has a HD video co-processor for a high-quality multimedia experience and core graphics accelerator for faster application support. This tablet is the only Android device in the market to offer DataWind’s UbiSurfer browser, based on 18 international patents. 

The UbiSurfer browser accelerates web pages by factors of 10x to 30x, allowing for a web experience who’s speed is unrivalled. Internet access is available everywhere on a GPRS network at Rs.98/mo. for 2GB.The device includes WiFi & GPRS connectivity allowing anytime & anywhere internet access and phone functionality. Optional 3G modems are also supported via USB. In addition to a micro-SD card slot, a full-sized USB port is integrated into the unit allowing pen-drives, external keyboards, web-cams, dongles and other inexpensive peripherals to be attached.

All these at unbetable price @ Rs, 2999/- only so hurry up Book Now

Features 

Anytime & Anywhere Internet access with Cellular connectivity for only Rs. 98/- per month (in India only) 

Connect via GPRS or WiFi 

GPRS: Embedded modem eliminates the need for external dongles and allows Internet access everywhere 

WiFi: Allows fast Youtube videos at hotspots 

Fast web access even on GPRS networks, across the country using DataWind's patented acceleration technology 

Web, Email, Facebook and much much more! 

High Quallity Video Streaming & HD Quality Video Playback 

Games, Full Office suite, Educational software, Over 150,000 apps! 

Expandable memory to 32GB 

Use any ordinary pen-drive 

Even plug-in a 3G dongle 

And it's a Phone to make/receive voice calls 

Specifications 

Android OS 2.3 

Cortex A8, 700 Mhz Processor with HD Video Co Processor 

256 MB RAM 

Storage: (Internal) 2GB Flash / (External) 2GB to 32GB Supported 

Peripherals: 2 Standard USB Ports (Ver. 2.0) 

Audio Out: 3.5mm jack 

Display and Resolution: 7" Display with 800x480 pixels 

Supported Document Formats: All Version Office Document formats and many more 

High Quality Video Streaming & HD Quality Video Playback 

Input Devices: Resistive Touch Screen 

Connectivity with GPRS & WiFi IEEE 802.11 a/b/g 

Battery: Upto 180 minutes of battery, AC adaptor 200.240 volts 

Latest News

An upgraded version of Aakash tablet computer would be launched in April without any increase in the price, Human Resource Development Minister Kapil Sibal said in the Lok Sabha on Wednesday.

Described as the world's cheapest tablet, the revised version would be faster with a longer battery life of three hours and better screen. Datawind would supply one lakh high-speed tablets, Mr. Sibal said in response to a supplementary during question hour.

“These higher specifications, which include 700 MHz Cortex A8 processor, 3200mAH battery with three-hour usage time and a capacitative touch screen, have been necessitated to overcome the initial difficulties observed in the devices,” he said.

The tablet cost just over Rs. 2,000.

The first phase of one lakh tablets was targeted at students of higher technical education institutions so as to further ascertain technical feedback on its operation and usability, the Minister said.

To demands from members for extending the distribution of tablets to school students, he said it would be made available when the proposed National Mission of Education through ICT for Schools got necessary funds.

Once the production capacities were built up, the norms for distribution with the aim of prioritising the empowerment of students, especially from the disadvantaged and marginalised sections of society, through this low cost access-cum-computing device would be prepared.

According to Mr. Sibal, Datawind does not have the capacity to manufacture the required number of tablets, and hence a Principal Investigator based at IIT-Bombay, in collaboration with C-DAC, ITI Rajasthan and Bharat Heavy Electricals Limited, was trying to enhance the manufacturing capacity so that all students had a tablet in their hand in the next 5 to 6 years.

Once production capacities are built up, distribution norms will be prepared

First phase of tablets for students of higher technical education institutions