thts very gud and nice tablet for who wants to use tablets and a gud news for that k its happn with very cheap cost so heres the review of it and heres the link where u can get it with low cos
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thts very gud and nice tablet for who wants to use tablets and a gud news for that k its happn with very cheap cost so heres the review of it and heres the link where u can get it with low cos
Reliance Industries Limited (RIL) is apparently in talks with DataWind – a Canada based company and Aakash, the world’s current cheapest tablet maker to bring world’s cheapest 4G tablet to Indians. The estimated price of this new 4G tablet would be between Rs. 4000 – Rs. 5000 (~$100).
“We have had preliminary talks with Reliance Industries. It is possible to embed a TD-LTE (long-term evolution) chipset in the tablet for 4G coverage. To begin, this December we’ll launch a GPRS-enabled tablet at an MRP of Rs 2,999 with some Indian operators. Once 4G services are launch we’ll have a product in that space too,” said Suneet Singh Tuli, CEO of DataWind confirming the same in a report by Business Standard (Technology).
However, Reliance Industries spokesperson has declined to comment over it.
If the companies are successful in launching the tablet at ‘that’ price, it would be a quarter of the price of tablets being offered by global electronics giants. We’ve a solid reason to believe that Indians would see 4G in India because Reliance is already getting ready to launch 4G services in India by 2012 by the second quarter.
If released, the next 4G tablet is expected to create enough storms in the upcoming 4G market with specially the low-cost devices. The company’s target is also very clear with its low-cost strategy. According to Tuli, the company wants to offer tablets at less than half their competitors’ (HTC, Dell, Motorola mainly) prices in the competitive landscape.
At the same time, having a partner like DataWind that promises tad cheap 4G tablets is actually a very big boost for RIL. If Reliance offers its 4G tablet at the price promised, India could leapfrog all the consumer devices ever produced to access the Internet and land straight up on tablets
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Mercury launches powerful 7 inch tablet for Rs 9,499
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Mercury, a player in computer peripherals, has launched its first tablet in India for just Rs 9,499. The tablet, called mTab, is based on Android 2.3 Gingerbread and features a 1.2 GHz 3-core processor, 512 MB RAM, 4 GB inbuilt storage with an expandable memory of up to 32 GB.
It is very similar to recently launched Beetel Magiq tablet.
In terms of specification though Mercury tablet beats the Magiq hands down with better processor (1GHz in Magiq Vs 1.2 GHz in mTab), latest Android version (Android 2.2 in Beetel Vs Android 2.3 of mTab), and its capacitive touchscreen in contrast to the resistive in Magiq.
In terms of specification, mTab is even better than the Reliance 3G Tab. However, all will depend on the actual performance.
On the connectivity front, the Mercury mTab has support for both 3G and WiFi network. It will also offer customised 3G packages as a bundled add-on with the tablet for free internet surfing. However, the details will be announced in the first week of September when the tablet will hit the retail stores.
There is a 1.3 megapixel front camera for video conferencing and creating videos. The company claims that the mTab can play videos continuously for four hours and supports all photo and music formats. It measures 19.3cm X 11.7cm X 1.4cm, has a 7 inch WVGA TFT LCD capacitive touch display. The tablet weighs 400 grams.
Mercury mTab comes with a 4000 mAh battery which is better than most other tablets in this segment. It also comes with a
HDMI output for connecting it to a HD TV.
Commenting on the launch, Sushmita Das, country manager, India, Kobian (Mercury's parent company) said, "We are not in the league to announce the cheapest tablet in the country, we believe in providing a strong quality product backed with features and applications that are required by today's user. We promise an experience for all with a high performance display, ease of internet surfing, playing a huge range of games and it's not heavy on your pocket."
The tablet carries 1 year warranty and will be available in stores starting September.
The 7 inch touchscreen tablet comes with Android 2.3 operating system, 1.2 GHz processor, 3G option, 32 GB extendable memory, and WiFi.
Mercury mTab important Specs
A 3 core 1.3 GHz Processor (CPU + GPU + VPU)
512MB RAM along with a 4GB inbuilt storage.
7” WVGA TFT LCD Capacitive screen
G-Sensor support
Android 2.3 Gingerbread
External 3G support
400 grams weight
Mercury launches powerful 7 inch tablet for Rs 9,499
.
.
Mercury, a player in computer peripherals, has launched its first tablet in India for just Rs 9,499. The tablet, called mTab, is based on Android 2.3 Gingerbread and features a 1.2 GHz 3-core processor, 512 MB RAM, 4 GB inbuilt storage with an expandable memory of up to 32 GB.
It is very similar to recently launched Beetel Magiq tablet.
In terms of specification though Mercury tablet beats the Magiq hands down with better processor (1GHz in Magiq Vs 1.2 GHz in mTab), latest Android version (Android 2.2 in Beetel Vs Android 2.3 of mTab), and its capacitive touchscreen in contrast to the resistive in Magiq.
In terms of specification, mTab is even better than the Reliance 3G Tab. However, all will depend on the actual performance.
On the connectivity front, the Mercury mTab has support for both 3G and WiFi network. It will also offer customised 3G packages as a bundled add-on with the tablet for free internet surfing. However, the details will be announced in the first week of September when the tablet will hit the retail stores.
There is a 1.3 megapixel front camera for video conferencing and creating videos. The company claims that the mTab can play videos continuously for four hours and supports all photo and music formats. It measures 19.3cm X 11.7cm X 1.4cm, has a 7 inch WVGA TFT LCD capacitive touch display. The tablet weighs 400 grams.
Mercury mTab comes with a 4000 mAh battery which is better than most other tablets in this segment. It also comes with a
HDMI output for connecting it to a HD TV.
Commenting on the launch, Sushmita Das, country manager, India, Kobian (Mercury's parent company) said, "We are not in the league to announce the cheapest tablet in the country, we believe in providing a strong quality product backed with features and applications that are required by today's user. We promise an experience for all with a high performance display, ease of internet surfing, playing a huge range of games and it's not heavy on your pocket."
The tablet carries 1 year warranty and will be available in stores starting September.
The 7 inch touchscreen tablet comes with Android 2.3 operating system, 1.2 GHz processor, 3G option, 32 GB extendable memory, and WiFi.
Mercury mTab important Specs
A 3 core 1.3 GHz Processor (CPU + GPU + VPU)
512MB RAM along with a 4GB inbuilt storage.
7” WVGA TFT LCD Capacitive screen
G-Sensor support
Android 2.3 Gingerbread
External 3G support
400 grams weight
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