A faster Aakash Indian Tablet, upgraded version of Aakash tablet - touted to be the world's cheapest - would be launched in April without hike in price in india, Human Resources Development
Minister Mr.KapilSibal said today. Mr.KapilSibal said during Question Hour in Lok Sabha that Datawind Tablet development company will supply one lakh high speed tablets with a longer battery life and better screen. " Upgraded version higher specifications which include 7OO MHz Cortex A8 processor, 32OOm A H battery with III hour usage time and a capacitative touch screen have been necessitated to overcome the initial difficulties observed in the tablet devices," Human Resources Development Minister Mr.KapilSibal said.
The 1st phase of one lakh tablets were targeted for students in higher technical education institutions so as to further ascertain technical feedback on its operation and usability, the Mr.KapilSibal said. To demands from members for extending the distribution of tablets to school students (Trainee), Human Resources Development Mr.KapilSibal said the same would be made available when the proposed National Mission of Education through ICT for Schools got necessary funds. Human Resources Development Minister Mr.KapilSibal said once the production capacities are built up, norms for distribution with an aim to prioritise empowerment of students, especially from disadvantaged and marginalised sections of society, through this low cost access-cum computing device would get developed.
Minister Mr.KapilSibal said today. Mr.KapilSibal said during Question Hour in Lok Sabha that Datawind Tablet development company will supply one lakh high speed tablets with a longer battery life and better screen. " Upgraded version higher specifications which include 7OO MHz Cortex A8 processor, 32OOm A H battery with III hour usage time and a capacitative touch screen have been necessitated to overcome the initial difficulties observed in the tablet devices," Human Resources Development Minister Mr.KapilSibal said.
The 1st phase of one lakh tablets were targeted for students in higher technical education institutions so as to further ascertain technical feedback on its operation and usability, the Mr.KapilSibal said. To demands from members for extending the distribution of tablets to school students (Trainee), Human Resources Development Mr.KapilSibal said the same would be made available when the proposed National Mission of Education through ICT for Schools got necessary funds. Human Resources Development Minister Mr.KapilSibal said once the production capacities are built up, norms for distribution with an aim to prioritise empowerment of students, especially from disadvantaged and marginalised sections of society, through this low cost access-cum computing device would get developed.
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