The Indian President Pranab Mukherjee on 11 November 2012 in New Delhi
launched the new tablet Aakash -2 which is an improved version of
India's super- cheap tablet computer on the occasion of the National
Education Day which is observed on 11 November 2012 ever year.
The new version Aakash 2 come at a price of 1130 Rupees for students, and the first one lakh devices is going to be made available to students of engineering colleges and universities.
Preceding its previous version it is now powered by a processor running at 1 GHz, 512 MB Ram, 7 Inch capacitative Touch Screen and battery which have atleast three hour of working operation.
The new Aakash-2 Tablet was developed under the expertise guidance of IIT Bombay with the active support of C-DAC.
The company that is rolling out the new Aakash 2 is Datawind and is selling it to government at a price of 2263 Rupees and In turn, the government is subsidizing it by 50 per cent and is going to distribute to students at a price of mere 1130 rupees.
The Union Government is also extending its effort to encourage the state governments to chip in by subsidising it further so that the device can eventually be available to students free of cost.
It is expected that around 22 crore students are going to get the device across the country in the next five to six years.
The new version Aakash 2 come at a price of 1130 Rupees for students, and the first one lakh devices is going to be made available to students of engineering colleges and universities.
Preceding its previous version it is now powered by a processor running at 1 GHz, 512 MB Ram, 7 Inch capacitative Touch Screen and battery which have atleast three hour of working operation.
The new Aakash-2 Tablet was developed under the expertise guidance of IIT Bombay with the active support of C-DAC.
The company that is rolling out the new Aakash 2 is Datawind and is selling it to government at a price of 2263 Rupees and In turn, the government is subsidizing it by 50 per cent and is going to distribute to students at a price of mere 1130 rupees.
The Union Government is also extending its effort to encourage the state governments to chip in by subsidising it further so that the device can eventually be available to students free of cost.
It is expected that around 22 crore students are going to get the device across the country in the next five to six years.
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