Aakash Tablet 2: Worlds Chipest Tablet
Datawind Ltd is the developer and manufacturer of Aakash and Aakash2. These products are only offered through the Indian government to Engineering students.
As expected, the Aakash-2 tablet boasts vastly improved specifications, including a 1 GHz Cortex A8 processor, Android 4.0 and a battery that offers four hours of run time per charge. The screen still measures seven-inches and while the resolution hasn't been confirmed, we can probably assume it's the same 800 x 480
The second iteration of the tablet also features 512 MB of RAM, 4 GB of integrated storage, and a microSD slot for memory expansion. Easily the most impressive feature of the Aakash 2 tablet is the price which is pegged at INR 1132, or a little less than $21 here in the United States. Subsidized by the Indian government, the tablet is obviously significantly cheaper than the original - despite the vastly improved specs.
Datawind Ltd is the developer and manufacturer of Aakash and Aakash2. These products are only offered through the Indian government to Engineering students.
As expected, the Aakash-2 tablet boasts vastly improved specifications, including a 1 GHz Cortex A8 processor, Android 4.0 and a battery that offers four hours of run time per charge. The screen still measures seven-inches and while the resolution hasn't been confirmed, we can probably assume it's the same 800 x 480
The second iteration of the tablet also features 512 MB of RAM, 4 GB of integrated storage, and a microSD slot for memory expansion. Easily the most impressive feature of the Aakash 2 tablet is the price which is pegged at INR 1132, or a little less than $21 here in the United States. Subsidized by the Indian government, the tablet is obviously significantly cheaper than the original - despite the vastly improved specs.
