India pushes 300 yuan cheap tablet computer to ipad level in first month

According to foreign media reports, India's Low-cost tablet computer Aakash (sky) manufacturer Datawind Tuesday confirmed that the company has received more than 1.4 million orders, the price is about 296 yuan. Datawind said in mid-December that the company had received 30,000 orders in the first two weeks of December. This means that, in the last two weeks of December alone, Data Wind received orders for nearly 1.4 million products, almost to the ipad's standard. The Aakash (Sky) Aakash of India's cheap tablet computer is priced at 2500 rupees, less than 300 yuan. The Indian government will also subsidize students to aakash the real price of the money to $35 trillion. The Indian government originally planned to produce 1 million aakash by the end of 2011. But because Indian manufacturers were reluctant to make aakash losses by April this year, the timing of Aakash's IPO was forced to delay. With India currently not producing enough capacity to meet millions of orders, Datawind has now set up new manufacturing plants in the Indian, Noida and Hyderabad to address the problem. In addition to the Aakash, which is priced at 2500 rupees, Datawind is currently developing a more expensive tablet computer, known as ubislate7+, for a price of 2999 rupees. The ubislate7+ employs a faster 700mhzarmcortexa8 processor, and Aakash uses a 366MHZARM11 processor. In addition, ubislate7+ has a battery that lasts longer and is equipped with an updated version of the Android operating system.