A 35 Dollars Tablet Computer

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Price Beat Even The 200 Dollars Kindle Fire That Beats The Apple less-priced iPad

thought after the Amazon $199.99 tablet computer (Kindle Fire) that there would be no lower price than that from any other companies, but recently in India at a press event in New Delhi, Kapil Sibal, the India’s minister for human resources development, gave away 500 Aakash tablets to a group of students, and invited them to test out the device.
Aakash is a 35 dollars computer that is to help the people who can’t afford a computer to go grab one and help the country’s economy over the internet or else where, to stay in a greater shape. The device is a 7-inch touch screen, Android 2.2 OS powered it, a pair of USB ports, and 256 megabytes of RAM.
I think that this should be an example for many big companies in the tablet market in America, that they should see that there are companies in other countries that worry about the people, not too worry about money. If the people can afford a device it is a great thing for their education, the country, and even the company itself because they have more and more customers.



 Mr. Suneet Singh Tuli, the CEO of Data Wind, which manufactures the tablet, said to BBC that he hoped the Aakash would provide an alternative to luxury devices such as the iPads. He even added that, ”Our goal was to break the price barrier for computing and internet access,” Tuli said. “We’ve created a product that will finally bring affordable computing and internet access to the masses.”
Data Wind (the manufacture) also is working on its right next commercial tablet that will be priced only $60 with more features, power and so on. The tablet will be named the UbiSlate as the code name is.
This example will work, and it should be going on more and more to support not only the ones who can’t afford a device, but the world economy.