"We're very keen to explore Indian tablets makers and will be meeting with HCL, Wipro and all the others in the market," Roy said.

During Jan-Mar period, Datawind had about 15% market share compared to Micromax that had about 12% share, according to the firm.

Samsung leads India's tablet market with a 24% market share, followed by homegrown vendor Micromax that has about 15% market share.

According to DataWind CEO, clever design, in-house manufacturing help co to sell the tablet Rs 1,500 cheaper than rivals.

"The specs of Aakash-II are better than some of the hot-selling tablets, but at half the price," says Tuli, CEO of DataWind.

Datawind said it is running two weeks behind schedule in deliveries for retail sales of its tablets, due to a break up of its relationship ...

Tablet computers may be selling in big numbers elsewhere in the world, but definitely not in India.

HCL Infosystems said it had cornered 15% of the Indian tablet market after launching its first tablet - Me Tab - last year at Rs 10,990.

The current version of Aakash is selling at Rs 2500 online, and the next version is expected to be priced at Rs 3000 per unit.

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Research In Motion (RIM), makers of BlackBerry smartphones, reduced prices of its PlayBook tablet Wednesday by half for the festive season.

Datawind, the maker of world's cheapest tablet has put up for sale about 30,000 tablets online at a price of Rs 2500 each, with a delivery ...

Datawind, the maker of Aakash, has announced a contest for students wherein their best applications will be embedded in the Ubislate.

If the Rs 3,000 tablet Aakash by Datawind was not enough, the company feels that it would be able to lower the price still further.

A subsidised model of this tablet, made by UK-based Datawind, is already being distributed free in schools and colleges.

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The $35 tablet nicknamed Aakash, will be available at retail stores at a maximum retail price of Rs 2999 ($60), shortly after its launch, s...