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

Several govts are lining up huge orders for low-cost tablets to either meet the computing needs of their staff or, in what is seen as a qua...

A year ago, Micromax and Lava were challenging big global names in the mobile phone market. Ironically, locals tablet makers are now doing ...

Micromax intends to change that with the Funbook Pro — the first tablet to offer a 10.1-inch capacitive touchscreen at a price tag of Rs 9,...

The IRA ICON supports calling features 3G, Wi-Fi and bluetooth connectivity and also comes with built-in stereo speakers and a microphone.

Indian challengers such as HCL, Beetel, and Aakash, have not been able to make a significant mark in the market despite prices starting as ...

Tablet PC maker Wishtel today said it is developing a notebook for students that supports 23 languages and is based on open source software.

Six months after ministry of human resources and development formally launched Aakash tablet, barely a few hundred units have reached the h...

The seven-inch FunBook is based on the Android 4.0.3 Ice Cream Sandwich platform and has a 1.22 GHz processor, 0.3 MP VGA front camera.

Aimed at the entry-level segment, Wishtel IRA & IRA Thing Android tablets are made in India & are the world's first to support native India...

Wishtel launched two tablets costing between Rs 4,000 and Rs 5,500 on Friday, becoming the third company to introduce low-cost tablets with...

Featuring a 7-inch touchscreen and Android operating system, the tablets support HD video, WiFi & 3G and also support 23 Indian languages w...