The next version of Aakash ubislate7 tablet, known as Ubislate 7+/Aakash 2, is expected to launch in 1st or 2nd week of April.Pre-booking has already been started.Book it from here.
With this tablet one gets the facility of both GPRS and Wi-Fi, which helps you stay connected all the time. It is perfect for 24*7 anywhere web access. It also has the functionality of a mobile phone.Now you can make call from this Tab. The processor speed is 700 MHz which makes it three times that of the original tablet. It has a battery of 3200 maH, and lasts for up to 5 hours. It comes with a headphone/mic plus integrated speaker.
UbiSlate7+ runs on Android 2.3 (Gingerbread) operating system and having 700 Mhz Cortex A8 processor with Graphics accelerator and HD Video processor ,It has 7-inch resistive touchscreen display with 800 x 480 pixels screen resolution and 256 MB RAM. Ubislate7+ comes with 2 GB internal flash memory, memory can be extended up to 32GB with micro SD card slot, Wi-Fi ,GPRS connectivity,3.5 mm audio jack and USB 2.0 port.It comes with Accessories like Car Charger, External Antenna, Keyboard Case
Features
Specifications
UbiSlate7+ runs on Android 2.3 (Gingerbread) operating system and having 700 Mhz Cortex A8 processor with Graphics accelerator and HD Video processor ,It has 7-inch resistive touchscreen display with 800 x 480 pixels screen resolution and 256 MB RAM. Ubislate7+ comes with 2 GB internal flash memory, memory can be extended up to 32GB with micro SD card slot, Wi-Fi ,GPRS connectivity,3.5 mm audio jack and USB 2.0 port.It comes with Accessories like Car Charger, External Antenna, Keyboard Case
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
Ubislate7+ price in India:Rs 2,999/- INR
Two great news for you
1.Aakash 2 To Go Expensive With Better Features
There was a buzz everywhere that the low cost computing device popularly known as Aakash tablet, the cheapest tablet, is all set to disappoint millions of consumers, who are eagerly waiting to purchase it. However, the good news is that Aakash tablet would be made available with enhanced features and more effective in terms of its functionality.
As per the news report, the water resistant as well as shock resistant Aakash tablet with processor which is four times faster than the older version along with excellent battery life will be priced at USD 100, which is around Rs 4500/-. It is two times higher than the original cost.
Apparently, the public and private sector technology firms had promised the government to supply about a million of Aakash 2 tablets at the older cost, has now refused to do so. The Canadian company Datawind had received the order for supplying one lakh Aakash tablets at USD 50 to the government. The debate on hiking the price started, when the Indian Institute of Technology, Rajasthan clearly specified few test criteria for Aakash tablet. The Indian Telephone Industries and Bharat Heavy Electrical Limited have agreed to meet the requirement of government of a million Aakash tablet but, not at the cost that was decided earlier.
The specifications as per Indian Institute of Technology Rajasthan is that the computing device should be able to function at 20 degrees and up to 50 degrees Celsius, withstanding steep, sudden fall and water resistance. It has also specified a 1.2 GHz microprocessor against 366 MHz for Aakash tablet and 700 RAM megabytes, which is double the original one. The battery as per specifications should be able to run up to 8 hours. Thus, due to these specifications and enhanced features, the price of Aakash 2 tablet has increased. After increasing the price of this low budgeted device, it is no longer the cheapest tablet.
There was a buzz everywhere that the low cost computing device popularly known as Aakash tablet, the cheapest tablet, is all set to disappoint millions of consumers, who are eagerly waiting to purchase it. However, the good news is that Aakash tablet would be made available with enhanced features and more effective in terms of its functionality.
As per the news report, the water resistant as well as shock resistant Aakash tablet with processor which is four times faster than the older version along with excellent battery life will be priced at USD 100, which is around Rs 4500/-. It is two times higher than the original cost.
Apparently, the public and private sector technology firms had promised the government to supply about a million of Aakash 2 tablets at the older cost, has now refused to do so. The Canadian company Datawind had received the order for supplying one lakh Aakash tablets at USD 50 to the government. The debate on hiking the price started, when the Indian Institute of Technology, Rajasthan clearly specified few test criteria for Aakash tablet. The Indian Telephone Industries and Bharat Heavy Electrical Limited have agreed to meet the requirement of government of a million Aakash tablet but, not at the cost that was decided earlier.
The specifications as per Indian Institute of Technology Rajasthan is that the computing device should be able to function at 20 degrees and up to 50 degrees Celsius, withstanding steep, sudden fall and water resistance. It has also specified a 1.2 GHz microprocessor against 366 MHz for Aakash tablet and 700 RAM megabytes, which is double the original one. The battery as per specifications should be able to run up to 8 hours. Thus, due to these specifications and enhanced features, the price of Aakash 2 tablet has increased. After increasing the price of this low budgeted device, it is no longer the cheapest tablet.
2.Aakash May Soon Be Free For Students
The $60 Aakash tablet, which had become the talk of the town in India, is indeed the most important topic of discussion amongst the people of India today. This education based tablet has become a dream of every student as it is highly useful as far as education is concerned. Students will be highly benefited with the usage of Aakash tablet. Now, students may be further benefited as the world’s cheapest computing tablet, Aakash, which was distributed exclusively for students across the nation at a discounted price may be available for free very soon.
The HRD minister Kapil Sibal reportedly stated the plan of government on supplying subsidy up to 50 percent to the tablet and the rest of the amount to be covered by the universities in which the students are enrolled. The institutions would take a call on the cost that they would like to recover. As per Kapil Sibal, the Government is keen on providing Aakash tablets to every student as it would be extremely useful for their educational growth and career advancement. The minister also revealed about the manufacturing plans, which would be made indigenous mainly, the components that are required for making Aakash tablets. The minister also said that there was a meeting organized with Bharat Electronics.
The government is all set to make plans in order to manufacture every component of Aakash tablet indigenously or else, it is not feasible to supply it as massively as planned as per the statement made by the HRD minister. The popularity of the Aakash tablet has already risen up to extreme heights it will increase further if at all the tablets become free for students. The HRD minister, in addition to moving the manufacturing process domestically, also wants to provide Aakash tablet to students be for free. This decision of manufacturing the components indigenously may act as a tool to save more money and as a result, the computing device can be offered at a lesser price.
The $60 Aakash tablet, which had become the talk of the town in India, is indeed the most important topic of discussion amongst the people of India today. This education based tablet has become a dream of every student as it is highly useful as far as education is concerned. Students will be highly benefited with the usage of Aakash tablet. Now, students may be further benefited as the world’s cheapest computing tablet, Aakash, which was distributed exclusively for students across the nation at a discounted price may be available for free very soon.
The HRD minister Kapil Sibal reportedly stated the plan of government on supplying subsidy up to 50 percent to the tablet and the rest of the amount to be covered by the universities in which the students are enrolled. The institutions would take a call on the cost that they would like to recover. As per Kapil Sibal, the Government is keen on providing Aakash tablets to every student as it would be extremely useful for their educational growth and career advancement. The minister also revealed about the manufacturing plans, which would be made indigenous mainly, the components that are required for making Aakash tablets. The minister also said that there was a meeting organized with Bharat Electronics.
The government is all set to make plans in order to manufacture every component of Aakash tablet indigenously or else, it is not feasible to supply it as massively as planned as per the statement made by the HRD minister. The popularity of the Aakash tablet has already risen up to extreme heights it will increase further if at all the tablets become free for students. The HRD minister, in addition to moving the manufacturing process domestically, also wants to provide Aakash tablet to students be for free. This decision of manufacturing the components indigenously may act as a tool to save more money and as a result, the computing device can be offered at a lesser price.
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Datawind collect money and give fake statement, Don't believe and order
Dear,
I ordered in month of Dec 2011 and payment in 13th Jan 2012. still waiting for device and Datawind always give fake statement "Dear.
Your order is in process.you will get your delivery of Ubislate7+ with in 10 to 15 days. We regret inconvenience caused due to delay." So request all not to order if ordered please dont pay in advance
Suffering paid Datawind customer,
Vinay
Akash-7+ Dt. 11-7-12
I am not found Delivery of Akash-7+ within dated 11-7-12
I booked an Akash-7+ on dated 24.12.11 to 16.1.12 and I send Cheque No. 508592 for Rs.2999/= dated: 17-1-2012, For a Ubislate7+ and received payment by Datawind from my bank account dated 7th March-2012, and reply on dated 10 March, 2012 but Akash-7+ not found. Status column deleted by Company from website, why? And booking regular for July-2012.
My Booking ID is AA8FD6B155AA. Dated: 24-12-11, &
Booking ID is AA5347305B1C. Dated: 10-01-12 &
Booking ID is: PM2B234311AA. & Booking ID is PM3579D10D96. Dated: 16-01-12.
Status of my booking or delivery not found till date by mobile or Email.
If not launch product (Akash-7+), why start booking regular for July-2012 ?
i feel this is a large scale fraud by Company to Costumers.
I will not found delivery of Ubislate7+ in month of July-2012, then I will go to consumer court and media (NewsPaper & TV chanals) for your fraud and harassment, and you will responsible to pay all cost for consumer court and others.
Ashraf Ali
M-2/3, Model Town-III,
Delhi-110009
Mobile: 09958975899
Email: a_ali124@yahoo.co.in
RE: I send Cheque No. 508592 for Rs.2999/= dated: 17-1-2012, For a Ubislate7+
Friday, 25 May, 2012 3:56 PM
From: "Supportin(DP)" supportin@datawind.com
To: "'A Ali'" a_ali124@yahoo.co.in
Dear Ali,
This is to acknowledge that we have received your Cheque/Demand Draft number 508592 of Rs2,999 of PNB BANK . Thank you for your payment. Your order is in process, You will get the delivery of your device within 01 June to 15th June.
For more details on Ubislate7+ view the frequently asked questions on http://www.ubislate.com/faqs.html
Regards,
Datawind Support Team
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