Datawind Aakash Tablet PC Reviews by Users and Experts

Check Here the Latest Reviews on the Aakash Tablet by Users and Experts 

The just launched World`s cheapest tablet PC called "Aakash Tablet" had already made a big buzz in most of the Technology Blogs and in Print and Electronic media.The device is available to Indian students at an affordable subsidized price of Rs 1750/- where as its commercial version that will be launched in November will cost around Rs 3000/-.The reason for developing such a cheap product is that most of the India`s population is poor and the Higly priced PCs,Laptops and Ipads are out of the reach of the poor people.So the government of India launched this product to make India Internet Literate,as only 8 % of the Indian population is accessing the Internet

Anyone who cherish a Personal computer or laptop can now see his/her dream come true when the "Aakash Tablet" will be commercially available to users in India at an affordable price of only Rs 2999/-.But before buying this product you must know the  Features of Aakash Tablet PC  and How to Buy Aakash Tablet PC. 

Another Important reason for developing this product is to impart Digital Learning to Students through various online courses through a government Platform that distributes Electronic Books and courses.

Before you should buy this product it is important that you must study the reviews of the existing users and Experts of the field.Here are some of the reviews about the Aakash Tablet PC.

Rajat Agrawal, executive editor of gadget reviewers BGR India, said the 660 mhz processor from U.S. company Conexant Systems was "decent" for the price, but warned the machine seemed slow and the touch screen not very agile.

"It could be better," said Nikant Vohra, an electrical engineering student. "If you see it from the price only, it's okay, but we have laptops and have used iPads, so we know the difference."

Here are Two reviews of India`s Most Popular News channels NDTV and CNN-IBN 7

First user review of the world's cheapest tablet by CNN-IBN

Another review on Aakash Tablet by NDTV

If you are one of those who have used the product then you can also publish your review about the product by psting your comment in the comment box given below.

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Aakash Tablet Features and Specifications

Check Here on this page some of the Salient features of the Aakash Tablet PC:

The long wait for the most Economical Tablet PC is now over with Government of India today launching the Aakash Tablet at a subsidized rate of Rs 1750/-.The price of commercial version that will be launched in late November is likely to be fixed at Rs 2999/-.This product may be seen as a ray of hope for all those who cannot afford the highly priced Laptops and Personal Computers.The Objective of making such an economical device is to increase the Internet Literacy rate in India as only 8% of the total population is accessing the Internet.

After the launch of this product any one who dreamt of such a product is eager to Buy Aaskash Tablet PC but before buying the product one must know the Aakash Tablet Price its Specifications.After getting all the answers to these question one must study the features that this product of offering and decide whether to buy it or wait for the commercial version that is expected to be launched in the month of November 2011

Here are some of the Salient Features of Aakash Tablet PC 

Features of Aakash Tablet PC:

• Aakash Tablet is much economical when compared to some of the other tablet manufacturers.
• It provides both GSM as well as WI-FI connectivity.
• MS Office support PDF viewer and text editor is pre installed.
• Internet surfing made easy with this product.
• Touch screen and Inbuilt Keyword.

 

Something is missing in the Product Let`s check Out:

• No Support for multitasking Eg While working on a document you cannot surf the Internet.
• With such a low configuration the device is not compatible with future android upgrades.
• No Internal camera and GPS.

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Aakash Tablet PC Price in India and Ubislate 7 Price

Check here on this page the Latest Price of Aakash Tablet Student version and Datawind Ubislate 7 commercial version:

On 5th October 2011 the Union HRD Minister Mr. Kapil Sibal had finally launched the much awaited world`s cheapest Tablet called "Aakash Tablet".The government had already purchased 10000 units of Aakash and is planning to sell them at a subsidized rate of Rs 1750 to students in their educational institutions.If you are new to this page and would like known more about Aakash Tablet 2011,then you must check our previous posts on Aakash 2011 tablet PC given below:

• Aakash Tablet PC~~Cheapest Tablet PC

• Aakash Tablet PC Specifications

• Where to Buy Aakash Tablet PC

Now after getting all the information related to Aakash tablet PC,it is necessary to know about its price in India.Although this product is said to be completely indigenous because it will be manufactured in India and shipping of the product to the outside world cannot be ruled out but at present this product is available in India only.

Here are some important points related to the Aakash Tablet PC Price:

• The Actual Price of Aakash Tablet is Rs 2276/- (Approx $ 50)

• If you are a student and you are studying in an educational institution in India then you can get this product at a subsidized price of Rs 1730/- (Approx 35 $).

• The Commercial version of  "Aakash Tablet " called "Ubislate 7" is priced at Rs 2999/-.Ubislate 7 will have more some additional features like GPRS connectivity and Phone Calling that is not available in the student version.

The student version of Aakash Tablet is sold in educational institutions and the commercial version "Ubislate" is Likely to be sold in retail stores and Online stores,although there is no exact information related to marketing strategy of "Ubistale" as this product will be made available to users in late November.

We will update this page in coming days for more information on the Latest Price of Aakash Tablet PC in India and the availability of commercial version "Ubislate"

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