India has unveiled Aakash 2 Tablet with a quicker processor and high time backup battery. Aakash 2 Tablet is selling ultra-low-cost price at 4499 rupees ($20).
Yesterday, The President of India Shri Pranab Mukherjee had the formation of his country a new tablet computer for education (PDF) presented. Aakash 2.0 is the successor of a tablet which was launched in October last year in India, and according to media reports not prevail because of his poor performance could.
Aakash 2 features:
Aakash is 2.0 (capacitive, 800 × 480 px) with a 7-inch touch screen equipped, uses a Cortex A8 1 GHz CPU, 512 MB RAM and 4 GB of internal flash memory with SD card up to 32 GB can be increased. This is a front camera and Wi-Fi. While the predecessor was still running Android 2.2, Android 4.0.3 is installed this time.
Price of Aakash 2:
The commercial version of the device called UbiSlate 7CI and manufacturer Data Wind will cost 4499 rupees (64 euros) and the Indian Ministry of Education is subsidized for students, for it will cost 1130 rupees (16 euros). Before the students get it into the hands and go for example, in a “virtual classroom” or videoconferencing but only once to 15,000 teachers and 250 engineering colleges will become familiar with the device, such as Business Today reports.
How to Booking Aakash 2 Tablet via online?
Now you can Booking Aakash 2 Tablet via online very easily from Aakash 2 official site www.ubislate.com. This already has started Booking Aakash 2 Tablet. So the people who are interested they go to the Aakash 2 official site and Booking Aakash 2 Tablet. You can also Booking Aakash 2 by phone calling on this number 1800.180.2.180.
Indian President Pranab Mukherjee said that Technology made possible learning is a very important aspect of education. Aakash 1 was launched in October last year by the Indian government but that was many problems.
It is said that 100,000 Aakash 2 Tablet will be sold to students at engineering colleges and university students will get it in very lower price. In the India has nearly 115 million Internet users.
"The response from them was very good with Defence Minister A K Antony describing it as a game changer for education. The Labour Ministry wanted the device to be distributed among ITI students," said HRD Ministry officials.
