La cheapest tablet in the world it could soon have its successor. Aakash 3 It would already be in its final stage according to The Times of India newspaper. Its predecessor received a lot of attention given that thanks to its price of less than 60 euros it was able to bring technology and the Internet to the classrooms of the most disadvantaged, who in the Asian country number in the millions.
Aakash 2 was brought into the classroom, following a development agreement between the British company Datawind and the Indian government. The idea was to make this type of technology affordable for university students and thus help reduce the qualitative gap between Indian students and those from the rest of the world.
All the tablet features The 7-inch were nothing special, just the components necessary to enable Internet browsing, use of email, management with simple applications and little else. It was a tablet with Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich system. It was actually the tablet UbiSlate 7Ci but with a different name for the supply in the Asian country. In addition, the Indian government provided a grant to students to cost only 17 dollars, while the rest of the world came to 54 euros.
This new would be the third installment and we really know little about it. The Times of India says the device again will carry Android although it is also possible that it has an operating system Custom linux. The possibility of including a slot for SIM card to improve connectivity options tablet when adding 3G, thus making it more useful in such a large country and with so much open space.
In this way, it continues a project that was already a success in its two previous versions and that is having such a positive effect on students.
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Source: Ubergizmo