The expected $ 35 (RS 1700) tablets have been launched today.The tablet Data Wind is the idea of Minister Kapil Sibal and the human resources team of technologists IIT Rajasthan.
It is touted as the answer to India's famous Nicholas Negroponte, OLPC's laptop, and made available to students next month, said HRD minister Kapil Sibal.
Speaking of awards held at the Indira Gandhi National Open University (IGNOU), Sibal said the tablets would be released in October, offering allows children to cross the line and classroom teachers to acquire IT knowledge.
The prototype runs on Google Android. This is a virtual keyboard, camera, full video capability, Wi-Fi Internet access, e-reader and 2GB RAM.
The touch screen is a little slow to respond, but overall it's pretty impressive, especially in low-cost package, and a game changer in India, and possibly beyond, said the gadget reviewer.
The cheapest tablets are available in the world is about $ 99 and $ 199 for the HP touchpad Amazon Kindle Fire. India, the tablets are currently starting at $ 99 for Pepperdine, launched last month a tablet Devraj kontserni.Wespro EPA is available at Rs 7000
