Cheap Tablet in India now in UK
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Dec
When the Aakash was launched in India in 2011 , was told it would be the “cheapest 
touch-screen tablet in the world ” , and was aimed at schools and colleges , but the first version was not well received by critics , as the Aakash 2 fared better .
In India , the tablet was released to be used by students and was designed to provide inexpensive Internet access to help improve education
Now being launched in the UK with the name UbiSlate 7Ci , manufactured by British company DataWind , with the commercial version of Aakash 2 tablet .
The 7in ( 18 cm ) Android tablet has Wi – Fi connectivity , 512 MB of RAM , a microUSB connection and 4GB of storage.
Market analysts claim that British customers who want to buy and compare it to others in the market may be disappointed .
He has a very short battery in just three hours , low memory is limited and front camera (VGA Camera) .
The price in the UK is £ 30 (around U$ 40) .
