Airtel 3G Beetel Android 7 inch tab Rs 9999

[Sai]

Micromax,Videocon,Karbonn etc also do the same right?

 

[mhsabir]

10k Launch price for Beetel's Magiq

Beetel enters tab race; launches Android device for Rs 9,999 - The Economic Times

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[*]7 inch touchscreen display
[*]800 x 480 pixel resolution
[*]1 GHz Qualcomm Snapdragon Processor
[*]Android 2.2 (Froyo) Operating System
[*]Custom UI
[*]2 megapixel rear camera
[*]VGA front camera for video calling
[*]Wi-Fi
[*]3G Connectivity
[*]Bluetooth
[*]USB connector
[*]3.5 mm audio jack
[*]8 GB Internal memory
[*]2200 mAh battery
[/list]

 

[Sushubh]

Beetel Magiq

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https://imgur.com/Z6qmE

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and i think i have found the source:

https://youtube.com/watch?v=keillhdSvtE&feature=player_embedded

Telstra T-Touch Tab - Mobile Tablets - Mobile Broadband - Internet

 

[mhsabir]

So IE & Safari are the default browsers (As per image)

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Also, the actual source is Ideos S7

Huawei S7 7" Andriod Tablet Quick Review - YouTube

 

[Sai]

LOL :O. Another China made tablet with Indian name.

 

[mhsabir]

I think we might see other companies like Micromax, karbonnn etc joining the fight for the lower segment of the market

 

[Sai]

These manufacturers are going to spoil the Android experience in tablet pcs.

 

[Sushubh]

same is the case with linux. use it with unsupported hardware and it would turn into a headache. use it with good hardware, and it provides an excellent user experience. in the end, the user has to realize that he gets what he pays for. you spend 10K on an Android phone... you would have to accept that you would not get the experience of using a 20/30K device.

 

[rajadeep]

I dont see anything wrong with having low end devices... Low end devices(like the sub 10k Droid phones) is what gave Android such a huge leverage & market position in the mobile space... Why not just emulate the same thing in the Tablet market??? Anyway I would really like to see a sub 10-12k tab with honeycomb which seems like a impossible dream coz google does not intend make honeycomb open source ...

 

[Sushubh]

google does not intend to make honeycomb open source? dude. android is open source. they are just delaying it to reach a stage where it is good enough. and of course, they want to prevent crappy devices loaded with honeycomb to arrive in the market. i believe honeycomb would go open source as soon as they are prepared with ice cream candy. this is both bad and good. bad in a sense that it hurts the open source nature of android ecosystem. good in a sense that we would not see crappy devices with the latest android os.