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Kulbhushan Lal, ThinkDigit.com
A new tablet PC enters into the fray, iPhone 4S becomes the costliest smartphone in India and Motorola RAZR makes its debut in India. All this and more news from the world of gadgets and gaming.
Teenagers Sareddy Chiman Prakash and Nikhil of Hyderabad have developed a tablet PC called 'Ave'. Ave tablet PC will be launched in the market at a price tag of Rs 12,999.
The tablet was unveiled by Andhra Pradesh Information Technology and Communications Minister, Ponnala Lakshmaiah, in Hyderabad last week. It will be manufactured by a UK-based company, Sareddy Technologies, which is owned by Prakash's father.
The Ave tablet runs Android 2.3 Gingerbread and features a 7-inch display. The tablet has an internal storage of 8 GB, which can be expanded up to 32 GB. On connectivity front, the Ave tablet supports 3G and Wi-Fi facilities.
The launch of the Ave comes days after the Indian government launched its ultra low-cost tablet called 'Aakash'. The Aakash tablet, commercially available for Rs 2,999, was aimed to help bridge the ongoing technology boom with the rural India. Of late, we've seen a series of low-cost tablet launches.
Beetel Teletech recently launched Beetel Magiq II for Rs 9,799, while Reliance launched its 3G Tab for Rs 12,999.
We had recently reported that DataWind and Reliance Industries Limited are prepping an ultra low-cost 4G tablet, which will be priced between Rs 4,000-5,000.
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