same prob wid me, i cant afford costly tab. want to buy a tab withing 10k. But after reading reviews of these tabs, m getting confuse.^^ Its simple actually.
If you can afford a mid range or high tab, there's no point in buying such a low cost tabs, which is not designed for "entertainment" purposes.
Personally, I would like to have one such low end tab, since I can't afford a mid range one for atleast a few months.
I m going for a Chinese one from eBay. Cost Rs 4320. 1 GHx. Android market app and flash support. 2USB ports
And a LAN port which is what I need.
Akash doesnot have Android market app and 700 MHz speed. So I think the Chinese one is better than Akash.
is it worth spending money on these tablets? Today first time i used my friend's reliance tab. But i get bored in 1hr. Its just like mobile. Just for fun how anybody can spend huge money on tabs. I was planning to buy tab, but now m confused should i buy tab or notebook?
You can get bored with your computer if you don't install games or don't have internet.. use TAB for its possibilities and every other day you will find it interesting..
^^Aakash tablet doesn't support Android market since, it doesn't support SIM cards.
But Ubislate 7+ which is an upgraded version of Aakash (now renamed to Ubislate, btw) does support SIM card, hence it should contain support for Android market.
(I am not sure, but it "should").
which tab you r talking about? Any review ?
I want simplest tab with foloowing features
-Atleast 7" screen (no straining eyes)
-3.5 mm Jack
-atleast 1 USB
-3 Hr. backup
-charging from Nokia standard charger or through mini USB
-can multitask (only two applications at one time)
-play mp3 (64Kbps-320kbps)
-supports playlists and folders for music
-2 GB storage
-320*480 mp4 videoes
-dat, wmv, etc.
-pdf (most important)
-doc-2000.2003 files (read only with pictures)
-jpg files
Above were minimum features, as I want it for reading books mainly as ebook reader. suggest with cheapest price. is aakash capable? can AAkash handle large Pdf files of more than 50 MB size.
can anybody having access confirm if Digit pdfs are readable on aakash.(this will fairly give me idea).
below are fancy features which I will not be using much but are added bonus.(remember I am on shoestring budget)(second hands will do)
-touchscreen
-camera
-mem card support
-comic reader
-wifi
-lan support
-speakers
-mkv support
-h264 support
-vob
-games
-apps
-fm radio
-bluetoth etc.
Ubislate 7+ will not support Android market app. It will support getjar app.
READ THIS Aakash Tablet: UbiSlate Netbook : Datawind ubislate
Thats why I dont want the Ubislate now. I will pay 1K extra and get much better specs. Camera, CPU, RJ45 and Android market.
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this time money matters. only want to read books and listen songs.in train. want to utilize my time. books too heavy to carry. also in evening have no sufficient light. you know condition of general passenger trains in india.
Ubislate 7+ will not support Android market app. It will support getjar app.
READ THIS Aakash Tablet: UbiSlate Netbook : Datawind ubislate
Thats why I dont want the Ubislate now. I will pay 1K extra and get much better specs. Camera, CPU, RJ45 and Android market.
This one
7" Android 2.3 latest ver. Tablet 4 GB****LATEST VERSION AT CHEAPEST PRICE****** | eBay
The ebay link I gave will do your job I suppose as compared to Akash
Else you can go to iberry or Beetel Magiq if quality matters.
^^Aakash tablet doesn't support Android market since, it doesn't support SIM cards.
But Ubislate 7+ which is an upgraded version of Aakash (now renamed to Ubislate, btw) does support SIM card, hence it should contain support for Android market.
(I am not sure, but it "should").
same what i want,,,
iberry????????????/ hwz that?