Penta T-Pad WS708C a unique product from Pantel Technologies Pvt. Ltd. (PTPL) with in-built 1 GHz processor, 3G connectivity & Android based Operating System. 

  “It gives me immense pleasure to announce the latest, Penta T-Pad WS708C with DUAL SIM slot and latest OS. The tablet pc will further confirm our commitment to deliver an exceptional user experience at an affordable price range. The latest Penta T-Pad is laden with an assortment of exciting features which are fine tuned to our consumers’ demands.” as per comment passed by Vijender Singh, Managing Director, Pantel Technologies.

Specifications:

Display: 7-inch with 800 X 400 pixels

Processor: 1 GHz Cortex A9 CPU &  Mali 400 GPU

OS: Android 4.1 (Jelly Bean)

Memory: 512MB DDR3 RAM, 4GB of internal storage, expandable up to 32GB via microSD.

Camera: 2-megapixel rear camera,VGA front-facing camera

Data Connectivity: WiFi 802.11b/g/n, 3G (via external dongle), 2G (via SIM card Slot), Bluetooth 2.1, Mini-USB, HDMI

Battery Capacity: 3000 mAh battery

Expected Price: Rs 6,999

Karbonn Smart Tab 10

 Karbonn Mobile has launched a new HD-Video Recording 3G tablet in India. Some of the main features are like:

Processor: CPU (Dual-Core 1.5 GHz Cortex A9 processor) & GPU (Mali-400)

Resolution: 1024 x 768 pixels, 9.7 inch

OS: Android 4.1 (Jelly-Bean)

Camera:2MP rear camera, VGA front-facing camera

Data:3G support via USB dongle, Wi-Fi 802.11 b/g/n, HDMI

Memory: System Memory (1 GB DDR3 RAM), 32GB expandable memory with microSD

Battery capacity: 6000 mAh

Expected Price: 10,490

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Zen A700 3G UltraTab

  Zen Mobile has launched a new Voice-enabled 3G tablet in India. Some of the main features are like:

Processor: CPU (1.2 GHz Cortex A8 processor) & GPU (Mali-400)

Resolution: 800 x 480 pixels, 7 inch

OS: Android 4.0 (Ice Cream Sandwich)

Camera: 1.3 MP Front Camera.

Data: 3G, WiFi 802.11 b/g/n, Bluetooth, USB host, micro USB

Memory: System Memory (512MB DDR3 RAM), 4GB internal memory, 32GB expandable memory with microSD

Battery capacity: 3000 mAh

Battery Talk-time: 4h

Battery Stand-by time: 168h

Expected Price: 9,499

It is drizzling Android tablets in India. It seems that the release and ensuing failure of Aakash has led to an overflow of sub-Rs 10,000 Android tablets, the most recent being Attitude Daksha from Telmoco Labs. Priced at Rs 5,399, this Android 4.0 ICS tablet is under fire at schools and other institutions and will be offered for order from May 15.

According to the company, the Daksha features a 7-inch  WVGA (480×800 pixels) 5-point capacitive touchscreen. Other specs consist of a 1.2GHz ARM Cortex A8 processor (1.5GHz) with 512 MB DDR3 RAM. It has an HDMI port, microSD slot, 3.5 mm audio out, micro USB port and an OTG connector for 3G USB dongle. It is accomplished of 1080p full HD video streaming and has dedicated 400 MHz GPU. Daksha is powered by 3,800 mAh li-Pol battery which offers a back up of over 6 hours with Wi-Fi switched on. It arrives with a 0.3 MP front facing camera with an option of getting a 2.0 MP camera.

Attitude Daksha is originally set off to release at schools, professional institutions, and corporate houses and will be obtainable in the market from May 15. We would be interested to see how it compares beside the Micromax Funbook as Telmoco is marketing it as the most powerful low-cost tablet.

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Philips is alleged to be working on 7-inch Android 4.0 tablets.

Philips has decisive to make 7-inch Ice Cream Sandwich tablets, it is alleged. There is no information on the global release of the tablet, but it spirit smash envelop in China first.

Perhaps the company would examine the sales in China and then choose on releasing the gadget on a superior scale global. Android 4.0 is transmittable up fairly rapidly unlike Android 2.3 back last year. And seeing OEMs assemble stock ICS phones/tablets is a receive sign.

This meticulous line of tablets however is a tad diverse from the rest, in terms of the chipset that is. While most manufacturers stick with ARM CPUs, Philips is going with MIPS.

Google has various works to do actually, as it has to optimize Android for this moderately new processor. An analogous problem can be seen with the new LAVA XOLO X900 which faces compatibility issues with the Android platform since it is based on an Intel Atom processor.

There isn’t much info on the tablet yet, but we will know more as it hits Chinese markets. The battery of the tablet is said to be a mere 4-5 hours, which is kind of a disappointment really.

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In addition, a KYMI exclusive interview also discloses that India’s first Intel-powered phone Lava XOLO X900 is prepping for an April release.

April appears to be an action-filled month for Intel, as the newest buzz specifys that the American MNC has come up with its extremely own first tablet in line with its school-based ‘Classmate’ series.

Meant to discover itself in the hands of students, it is no disclosure that the tablet from Intel is completed as ‘rough-n-tough’ as probable. While the 7-inched, 525g plastic tablet is healthy sufficient to endure a fall from a height 70cm (2.3-foot), the rubber hooped edging and rubber-jacketed ports are all defense taken by Intel to assist keep the tablet safe in the hands of rough and reckless kids.

While an Intel Atom processor runs the tablet, a 1GB RAM and resolution of 1024×600 pixels ensures a smooth working and good viewing.

Additionally, USB and HDMI ports, 3.5mm audio jack, microSD slot, 3G and Wi-Fi connectivity, 2-megapixel primary shooter and 5.5hrs of battery life are only a little of the other neat and clever features of the latest tablet from Intel.

While Intel has lastly set its foot in the world of tablets, it is accomplishment new height in the globe of smartphones too.

Also the first Indian Intel-powered smartphone Lava XOLO X900 is all deposit to compose waves in India by the end of April. The substantiation comes from Sunil Raina, Business Head-XOLO, at Lava International Ltd.

The high-end Android-powered phone gears up to astonish you with its capable camera and a luscious display.

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Toshiba has taken the squashing off three new Android tablets in 13.3-inch, 10.1-inch and 7.7-inch variants correspondingly.

Toshiba announces three new ICS Android tablets

What’s attractive is that these three new tablets approach in three different form factors, to ensemble the requirements of the customer consequently. The 13.3-inch alternative is a welcome addition to the market with most tablets being partial to 10.1-inches and under.

The three tablets will approachs with ICS and will be accessible by May or June. The tablets will powered Ice Cream Sandwich out of the box and Toshiba has resolute to offer its customer the accumulation Android experience with no further customizations. All three tablets powered on the NVIDIA Tegra 3 quad core chipset and stereo speakers (the Excite 13 has a four speaker sound system).

The Excite 13 tablet approachs with a 13.3-inch AutoBrite Backlit LED display with a declaration of 1600×900 pixels. It also sports a 5MP camera on the back guide by a 2MP front facing camera. The tablet has a range of connectivity options like micro HDMI, mini USB and a full SD card slot. The tablet is moderately slim at just 10mm. The tablet will be obtainable in a 32GB as well as a 64GB variant.

The Excite 10 tablet packs a slighter 10.1-inch AutoBrite Backlit LED screen with a native assertion of 1280×800. Most of the specs from the 13.3-inch option can be establish here. There’s the 5MP back camera as well as a 2MP front facing camera, the common connectivity options and Ice Cream Sandwich are also on board.

The Excite 7.7 comes with a 7.7-inch AMOLED display with a resolution of 1280×800. The same 5MP and 2MP camera sensors can be found here as well. A microSD, micro HDMI and a micro USB slot can be found in the tablet. The tablet will be made available in 16 and 32GB variants. This particular variant is a little pricier than the 10.1-inch version because of the AMOLED display.

The tablets are said to break cover in May-June, but there’s no info on the Indian launch yet. Either way, we will look forward to it.

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Kobian has released the Mercury mTab Neo2 tablet in India, priced at Rs. 14,999 with one year warranty. Presently running Android 2.3 Gingerbread, Kobian says the mTab Neo2 will sustain an improved to Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich, due to be unrestricted within four weeks.

A slew of Android 4.0 ICS tablets were proclaim in the past couple of weeks, from Micromax’s Funbook, Zync’s Z-990, to HCL’s new ME Tab U1and MyEdu Tab K12 and HE. For a 7-inch tablet however, Mercury mTab Neo 2 is price astonishingly elevated contrast to these others, however, it does boast of a dual-core 1.2GHz processor (ARM Cortex A8), as well as built-in 3G connectivity, and voice call sustain.

Other specifications comprise 512MB of RAM, 8GB of built-in storage flexible by means of microSD card (up to 32GB), and a 16:9 characteristic multi-touch display, with a 1,600K colour range. In terms of connectivity, the Mercury mTab Neo2 has Bluetooth, Wi-Fi and GPS, distant from 3G.

A slew of Android 4.0 ICS tablets were proclaim in the past couple of weeks, from Micromax’s Funbook, Zync’s Z-990, to HCL’s new ME Tab U1and MyEdu Tab K12 and HE. For a 7-inch tablet however, Mercury mTab Neo 2 is price astonishingly elevated contrast to these others, however, it does boast of a dual-core 1.2GHz processor (ARM Cortex A8), as well as built-in 3G connectivity, and voice call sustain.

Other specifications comprise 512MB of RAM, 8GB of built-in storage flexible by means of microSD card (up to 32GB), and a 16:9 characteristic multi-touch display, with a 1,600K colour range. In terms of connectivity, the Mercury mTab Neo2 has Bluetooth, Wi-Fi and GPS, distant from 3G.

The Mercury mTab Neo2 has both front and rear-facing cameras, as well as an HDMI out port, to stream HD quality video. The mTab Neo 2 will evidently deliver 6 hours of battery life as well. Speaking on the launch of the product, Sushmita Das, Country Manager – India, Kobian Pte Ltd said:

“Work, talk and share your stuff at high speed, with mTab Neo2. This product approachs with all the features one can ask for in the present tablet ecosystem and a little more with the improved to Android 4.0. It’s a wonderfully bundled feature rich product from Mercury. The long battery life is the topping the ice which will definitely attract more users and hence resolve help our associates sell more.”

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There’s little reservation that you’re looking at a authentic tablet, but as numerous images lean to do, these came down the pipeline with completely no circumstance whatsoever. Still, based on numerous visual clues, we think there’s a pretty good chance that they depict the rumored Galaxy Nexus tablet. 

First of all, the merely evident on-screen icons are for Google products — none of the third party apps or widgets that you’d imagine to see on a Samsung, Motorola, or even Viewsonic tablet. It’s about as bare of an Android practice as you might hope to find on a modern tablet. Secondly — and this seems to be the most compelling evidence — the Ice Cream Sandwich soft keys and pictured time of 4:00AM are a dead match for the classic Samsung Galaxy Nexus render with muted rainbow wallpaper.

There are a few uncertain details here too, however: the supposed Asus-made tablet was theoretical to be a seven-inch model, while this looks earlier to a ten-inch tab. Plus, the Market icon has not yet been restore with the new Play Store, though that could be credited just as much to the age of the renders as it could to the likelihood that we’re seeing a piece of Google-branded hardware.

Obviously no word on specs, price, nor release window with this one, though if this is really the so-called Galaxy Nexus tablet, the residual information won’t stay a mystery for long.

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HCL Infosystems Ltd has exposed two latest tablets – the HCL ME U1 and the HCL MyEdu Tab.

HCL's Android ICS ME U1 & MyEdu tablets in India, starts @ Rs 7,999

The HCL ME U1 operates on Android OS 4.0.3 (Ice Cream Sandwich), and equipped with a 1GHz processor, 512MB DDR3 RAM and internal storage space of 4GB, which can be expandable up to 32GB. It also has a full USB, mini USB Port and a micro SD card slot.

Its display is 7-inch, capacitive touchcreeen with a resolution of 800×480 pixels. It also has a 0.3 megapixel front camera and. The tablet is priced at Rs 7999.

It offers a choice of 3G data connectivity through USB Modem. The U1 also supports Wi-fi connectivity.

While, the MyEduTab tablet has designed to cater the requirements of student across schools and higher education institutions. The HCL MyEdu Tab appear in two option – MyEduTab–K12 and MyEduTab-Higher Education(HE).

The cost for the MyEduTab – K12 edition is Rs 11,499, which consists of the cost of the gadget, content and a memory card while educational applications and NCERT books will be free.

On the other hand, the MyEduTab – Higher Education(HE) edition is priced at Rs 9,999, which will consist of the gadget, educational content and online certification pack.

The MyEduTab will be accessible on specifications like to U1.

Both tablets will be accessible across the country from April 2012 onwards.

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