World's Cheapest Tab Revised

Aakask 2 Get Released

                                  Most of the people might remember the Aakash one that is introduced in order to improve the computer literacy in India as a government project. It is also known as the cheapest tab in the world. Now the UK based Datawind company has introduced the revised version for the old Aakash tablet, Aakash 2. This one has better performance than the previous Aakash, but yet it is the cheapest tablet in the world. In India students can purchase it for around 21 US Dollars. 

                                  The new Aakash 2 has a faster 1Ghz A8 Cortex processor, 512 MB ram, a 7" touch display that has a resolution of 480x800 pixels, 4GB internal flash memory, microSD support upto 32GB. Aakash 2 is operated by Android 4.0 ICS and it also has a front facing VGA camera. Battery life is a bit poor because of its 3000 mAh battery, though it would stand for around 4 to 5 hours. This would be available for the general crowd for US$ 80.