The Ubislate 7 is India’s next low-cost Android tablet. Shipping in January, the $55 tablet features a 7-inch 800 x 480 resistive touchscreen, 700MHz processor, and a GPRS radio. It will run Android 2 ...

There’s always talk about products aimed at developing markets, and India, the country with the second-largest population in the world, is most definitely one of those markets. Though there are lots ...

Datawind has finally launched its successor to the first gen Aakash in the form of the UbiSlate 7+ and UbiSlate 7C. Also, as expected, price continues to be the strong point for the two tablet devices ...

DataWind began producing the UbiSlate 7+ tablet a few years ago. They unveiled the Ubislate 7C was released in November of 2011. It was originally only released in India. These were billed as “$35 ...

UbiSlate 7+has the same function as the earlier UbiSlate but will have added SIM and phone functionality. Notwithstanding its inability to deliver the Aakash as well as the UbiSlate tablets, Canadian ...

Datawind announced the Aakash tablet in late 2011. It made a revolution in the tablet market by introducing the cheap Android tablets. Now, the company has announced the launch of Ubislate 7+ and 7C ...

India recently launched their first government-subsidized Android tablet, a device which retailed for around $55, and now there is a new one on the way called the Ubislate 7. The device is expected to ...

Aakash Tablet maker Datawind has launched two new low cost commercial Android tablets, Ubislate 7+ and Ubislate 7C. – Aircel ,to offer an unlimited GPRS Internet plan at Rs 98 per month for the ...

Head over to ubislate.com, rightaway. If you're among those who're waiting to lay their hands on the upgraded ... Head over to ubislate.com, rightaway. If you're among those who're waiting to lay ...

The UbiSlate 7, the upgraded version of the Aakash tablet, is sold out for the month of January and February. DataWind is presently taking pre-orders for the month of March only. The pre-bookings for ...

When tablets started appearing at low prices and attractive specifications, they instantly made it to the hearts of gadget lovers as well. But even with reasonable price tags, the tablets might lack ...

Suneet Singh Tuli and his London-based company DataWind officially launched what was initially billed as the world's cheapest tablet computer on Thursday, April 26, in Delhi. Almost as a throwback to ...