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Finally: Datawind says one lakh pending Aakash devices shipped to govt

May 02, 2013

Datawind, the maker of low-cost Aakash tablets, said it has shipped to the government all the 1 lakh units completing the deal after almost two-and-a-half years that was marred by glitches. #TheySaidIt #Datawind #Aakash tablets #Shipment
Improved version of Aakash tablet on the anvil: Pallam Raju

Mar 25, 2013

Improved version of the Aakash tablet is on the anvil after the successful launch of three versions, a "fantastic initiative" of the HRD ministry, HRD minister MM Pallam Raju said here today. #TechTalk #students #Aakash tablet #MM Pallam Raju
Soon, govt may provide Aakash tablet for just Rs 1,500

Feb 12, 2013

At present, the government purchases the device from Datawind, the maker of Aakash tablet PC, at Rs 2,263 apiece. #BuzzPatrol #Kapil Sibal #Aakash tablet #Datawind

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DataWind to offer next-gen Aakash tablet at Rs. 2,500

2013-05-06 06:17:00

The company points out that the most of the budget voice-calling tablets in the market currently priced around Rs. 5k, while the Aakash 3 will offer same specs at a price point of Rs. 2,500. After shipping 100,000 units of the Aakash 2 tablet, DataWind i #India
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DataWind showcases the UbiSlate 7C+, its recommendation for the Aakash 3

2013-05-04 05:10:00

DataWind CEO Suneet Singh Tuli gave a detailed presentation on the proposed Aakash 3 tablet. Besides upgraded specs, DataWind plans to offer the slate to government at a price point of Rs. 2,500. After having completed the Aakash 2 project, DataWind has #India
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Datawind deems Aakash 2 tablet project complete with just 1 lakh shipments

2013-05-02 07:22:00

Everyone knows that the much-hyped Aakash tablet project has been nothing but failure, however Datawind continues to try and capitalize on its name. The company recently recently issued a press release claiming that it has finally shipped 1 lakh units to #Indian Institute of Technology Mumbai

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