With a slew of new devices and interactive educational content being launched, tablets may soon emerge as an important tool in India's education system and help bring quality content to rural areas.

Richard Mahapatra, a 42-year-old journalist, recently attended a parent-teacher meeting at his daughter’s private school in Delhi. During the meeting, he said, teachers encouraged him to buy a tablet.

BANGALORE, India — The proposed low-cost tablet foreducational purposes, “Aakash” (or sky) officially launched inOctober, has been mired in controversy from the start. Monday (April 16), the situation ...

The Indian government introduced a $35 tablet in 2011, aimed at students in the rapidly developing nation. Recently a slightly more advanced version of the Aakash tablet went on sale for about $45, ...

The PC market in India has taken a downwards turn after eight quarters of growth, but Apple is surging ahead on the strength of the iPad, while others plummet. The Indian PC market, which includes ...

At the end of July, the Indian government made a few waves by not only announcing, but showing off what they were calling the $35 Indian tablet. The device was based on an unknown Operating System ...

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Sales of value-for-money tablets in the price range of ₹10,000 – ₹20,000 posted sequential growth of 142% in Q2 2022. The tablet PC market in India grew 68% year-on-year to surpass 800,000 units ...

Update: Datawind confirms that the “pre-orders” are no-money-down reservations, not paid-in-full pre-orders. So it’s more like people waiting in line than real orders. The Aakash is sold out but more ...

The FINANCIAL — According to International Data Corporation (IDC) Indian tablet market grew at a healthy 23% in Q2 2015, recovering from a slow start in Q1. In Q2 2015, India tablet market clocked ...