All Sim Card Tablet To Stimulate Your Burgeoning Technophile's Brain

Tablet computers adoption among teens has increased substantially and mobile access to the internet is pervasive. Tablets are great for surfing the web, playing games, checking e-mail, watching movies, listening to music; all of the ways your child can consume digital information. In a few years, the nature of teens’ internet usage has transformed significantly, from fixed connections tied to desktops in the home to always-on connections that can be used on the go.  

The ultra-portable gimmicks put everything you need right at your fingertips, from the Web and Facebook to games and email. There’s no doubt that technology comes with its price. The better the technology the costlier the device. But, there is good news for the medium class income group that there is mushrooming of vendors that are making low-cost tablets for the teens. When it comes to your best buy tablet, if you're in India, the best tablet for your teen is undoubtedly the UbiSlate. While giving you the best value for money, it’s basically an Android tablet, so most android apps can be installed on it.

Datawind has unveiled many versions of UbiSlate aka Aakash, a low-end tablet apparently targeted at students. From educational apps to digital textbooks, UbiSlate can be a great gadget for teens and even younger kids. The idea of the Aakash is to provide students a good digital device so that they benefit from good teaching.  

Among the educational content, you can find the E-Book App for Class 1 to 12 NCERT in English, Hindi & Urdu Medium; Test Preparation Tool; Free Higher Education & Soft-Skill Courses powered by CEC London; English language learning tools; and Interactive Multimedia-rich educational resources. The tablet flaunts a 7 inch capacitive touch screen that is big enough to make it easy to read from, yet not too big and bulky to hold (for a 12 and 14 yr old). While the older versions of Aakash were a success, the Indian government is planning to launch another upgraded version, i.e. Aakash 4, All SIM Card Tablet by the end of March, 2014. For more details visit http://www.ubislate.com/

Cheapest All Sim Card Tablet Ever

We are not living in the post-PC era. As many a people work from home, in a train or cafe coffee day shop, the tablets might be more important than they have ever been. Picking the right tablet means discovering exactly the things you want, and knowing what you are willing (and unwilling) to sacrifice to get there. While singling out a pad-sized gadget, budget matters a lot.  Rather Apple’s iPad or Samsung Galaxy tab, UbiSlate 7Cx is a budget tablet manufactured by Datawind. Designed to bring Internet affordability to the masses in India, UbiSlate is a fully functioning tablet that runs on the Android operating system. The UK based company saw a market for a cost-effective computing device among lower-income consumers and cash-strapped students in India.

Priced at Rs. 3999, UbiSlate 7Cx comes with a 1 GHz Cortex-A8 Single Core Processor, 512 MB of RAM, 2 GB Internal Storage which is expandable upto 32 GB with MicroSD Card. The tablet flaunts 7 inch TFT LCD Capacitive Touchscreen and runs on the Android 4.0.4 ICS smoothly having a 3.5 mm jack with Micro-USB.  The tablet comes preloaded with a free E-Book App for Class 1st to 12th NCERT in English, Hindi & Urdu Medium; Test Preparation Tool; English language learning tools; Interactive Multimedia-rich educational resources; Bollywood Music and Movies; Antivirus & Anti-theft Pack by E-Scan and MapMyIndia Navigation app.

And because the sleek and portable gadget was built to deliver the Internet to emerging markets, like India, where only 13 percent (approx) of the population has access, the UbiSlate, All SIM Card Tablet can be a game-changer.For more details visit http://www.ubislate.com/