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  $35 tablet to be launched on 5th October: Sources

  Communications and Information Technology minister Kapil Sibal said that the anticipated $35 tablet would be made available to school students in the country by next month

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  Made in India tablet now a reality

  You can catch the live coverage of the launch, hands-on review of the Tablet and exclusive interviews with people behind the tablet, on our site from 2.30PM IST.

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  $50 tablet: From prototype to reality

  $35 Tablet myth vs reality, we finally get our hands on the finished product

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  Basics of world's cheapest tablet, Aakash

  These are the basic specifications of the $50 tablet, world's cheapest computing device

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  The $50 Aakash: One lakh tablets for the Government

  The government, who commissioned $50 Aakash, has snapped up the first batch of units to redistribute to institutes across the country.

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  Not quite $35 but still world's cheapest tablet

  The biggest makeover that the $35 tablet underwent from the prototype to the final product stage is the price.

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  At $50, is Aakash the Tata Nano of the mobile industry?

  Just like the Tata Nano, the Aakash has been designed to serve the Indian masses. Specifically, it has been designed to facilitate education

• How the Aakash compares to other tablets

  This is how the Aakash compares to other tablets, including the mighty iPad.

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  Aakash tablet now available online

  Kapil Sibal's made in India low cost tablet is now available on http://www.aakashtablet.com/

• Aakash tablet now available online

  Kapil Sibal's made in India low cost tablet is now available on http://www.aakashtablet.com/

• At $50, is Aakash the Tata Nano of the mobile industry?

  Just like the Tata Nano, the Aakash has been designed to serve the Indian masses. Specifically, it has been designed to facilitate education

• How the Aakash compares to other tablets

  This is how the Aakash compares to other tablets, including the mighty iPad.

• The $50 Aakash: One lakh tablets for the Government

  The government, who commissioned $50 Aakash, has snapped up the first batch of units to redistribute to institutes across the country.

• Not quite $35 but still world's cheapest tablet

  The biggest makeover that the $35 tablet underwent from the prototype to the final product stage is the price.

• Basics of world's cheapest tablet, Aakash

  These are the basic specifications of the $50 tablet, world's cheapest computing device