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India's Aakash tablet in US pilot projects
The tablets in the pilot shipped with apps mostly developed by New York-based Mango Learning, an educational games venture.
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Why the proposed Aakash 4 specs are a step back
The Aakash project to develop an ultra-low-cost tablet is now into its second phase, past the prototypes.
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Datawind says ready to supply next Aakash tablet at Rs. 2,500 apiece
Datawind has recommended higher specifications for the next version of Aakash tablets which will include a SIM slot and enable users to make calls.
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Aakash 2 tablets in the first phase not for students: Government
The recently developed Aakash 2 tablet is for the purpose of testing and empowerment of teachers.
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Aakash 2 showcased at the UN: Reporter's take
If passports and maps weren't enough, there is a new India-China controversy over the provenance of the Aakash 2 tablet, which was showcased at the United Nations today, as an example of technological innovation in India.
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Aakash 2 tablet unveiled at UN
Ban Ki-moon praised India as a "super-power" in the field of IT as he unveiled the country's first indigenously created low-cost Aakash 2 tablet.
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Undeterred by 'Made in China' allegations, India showcases Aakash 2 tablet at UN
The architect of Aakash 2 says India's low-cost tablet is not 'made in China'. Some parts are made in that country, Sunil Singh Tuli says, but it is assembled in India and is "an Indian product, made by Indians."
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Aakash 2 to be showcased at UN despite 'Made in China' allegations
The tablet will be unveiled in the presence of UN Secretary General Ban Ki-moon on the occasion of India's current Presidency of the Security Council.
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Datawind to clear all backlog orders for Aakash in 6 weeks
Datawind, the maker of Aakash tablet PC, has said it will clear all backlog of paid orders for the commercial version of tablet within next six weeks.
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India unveils new version of 'world's cheapest tablet'
India has launched a new version of its ultra-low-cost tablet computer with a quicker processor and an improved battery, on sale to students at the subsidised price of $20.
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President Pranab Mukherjee unveils Rs. 1,130 Aakash 2 tablet
The second version of low cost tablet Aakash was launched in Delhi on Sunday by President Pranab Mukherjee.
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President launches low cost Aakash-2 tablet
The advanced version of low cost tablet Aakash was launched today by President Pranab Mukherjee.
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Aakash 2 supply to IIT Bombay started; launch in October: Datawind
Datawind had won the tender for making and supplying Aakash tablets for price of around USD 49 per unit.
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Aakash 2 to be launched 'very soon': Govt
An upgraded version of the Aakash tablet would be launched "very soon", HRD minister Kapil Sibal said in Hyderabad on Sunday.
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Aakash tablet: 14 lakh booked since going on sale
India's homemade $50 tablet has already reached a milestone just 2 weeks after going on sale online
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India's Aakash tablet in US pilot projects
The tablets in the pilot shipped with apps mostly developed by New York-based Mango Learning, an educational games venture.
-
Why the proposed Aakash 4 specs are a step back
The Aakash project to develop an ultra-low-cost tablet is now into its second phase, past the prototypes.
-
Datawind says ready to supply next Aakash tablet at Rs. 2,500 apiece
Datawind has recommended higher specifications for the next version of Aakash tablets which will include a SIM slot and enable users to make calls.
-
Aakash 2 tablets in the first phase not for students: Government
The recently developed Aakash 2 tablet is for the purpose of testing and empowerment of teachers.
-
Aakash 2 showcased at the UN: Reporter's take
If passports and maps weren't enough, there is a new India-China controversy over the provenance of the Aakash 2 tablet, which was showcased at the United Nations today, as an example of technological innovation in India.
-
Aakash 2 tablet unveiled at UN
Ban Ki-moon praised India as a "super-power" in the field of IT as he unveiled the country's first indigenously created low-cost Aakash 2 tablet.
-
Undeterred by 'Made in China' allegations, India showcases Aakash 2 tablet at UN
The architect of Aakash 2 says India's low-cost tablet is not 'made in China'. Some parts are made in that country, Sunil Singh Tuli says, but it is assembled in India and is "an Indian product, made by Indians."
-
Aakash 2 to be showcased at UN despite 'Made in China' allegations
The tablet will be unveiled in the presence of UN Secretary General Ban Ki-moon on the occasion of India's current Presidency of the Security Council.
-
Datawind to clear all backlog orders for Aakash in 6 weeks
Datawind, the maker of Aakash tablet PC, has said it will clear all backlog of paid orders for the commercial version of tablet within next six weeks.
-
India unveils new version of 'world's cheapest tablet'
India has launched a new version of its ultra-low-cost tablet computer with a quicker processor and an improved battery, on sale to students at the subsidised price of $20.
-
President Pranab Mukherjee unveils Rs. 1,130 Aakash 2 tablet
The second version of low cost tablet Aakash was launched in Delhi on Sunday by President Pranab Mukherjee.
-
President launches low cost Aakash-2 tablet
The advanced version of low cost tablet Aakash was launched today by President Pranab Mukherjee.
-
Aakash 2 supply to IIT Bombay started; launch in October: Datawind
Datawind had won the tender for making and supplying Aakash tablets for price of around USD 49 per unit.
-
Aakash 2 to be launched 'very soon': Govt
An upgraded version of the Aakash tablet would be launched "very soon", HRD minister Kapil Sibal said in Hyderabad on Sunday.
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Aakash tablet: 14 lakh booked since going on sale
India's homemade $50 tablet has already reached a milestone just 2 weeks after going on sale online
