Akash
Indian geek pythonista <3 vim & Linux.
Unpacking Ubislate 7Ci
Since the announcement of a low price tablet named Aakash millions of people booked tablet. The fancy Android running tablet you could owned in just 2000 bucks. However lots of people are waiting for their tabler. On 15th december 2012, on Saturday i got a call from courier that your parcel from Datawind had arrived. I was happy as its my first Android device. I checked my email to ensure what i had registered. I found that i had upgraded my tablet order to Ubislate7Ci.
This is delivered box piece of tablet. Box contents your tablet, AC charger and data cable. Although on the box they mentioned of warranty card but i didnt find any document. Tablet was covered in plastic, with home charger and data cable.
Technical Specification
1. ARM Cortex A8, 1GHz processor 2. 7" Capacitive touch screen display 3. RAM 512MB 4. Flash memory mentioned as 4GB but actually its 2GB 5. Android 4.0, kernel Linux 3.0 6. Front side VGA camera (good for video chat, but almost useless) 7. Mini-USB, Micro-SD card slots are provided 8. It has no SIM suport only wi-fi connectivity. 9. 3.5mm Audio output jack. 10. Battery backup 180 mins 10. price Rs. 3999 with delivery.
Whats good
1. Capacitive 7" touch screen display of 800x600 resolution. 2. Ligh weight 320gm 3. Android 4.0 4. 1Ghz processor with HD video co-processor 5. 720p HD video runs smoothly. 6. price. only 3999 Rs.
Whats Bad
1. poor battery backup 2. generates heat 3. poor video camera 4. no rear camera 5. No pre-installed apps
Whats ugly!
1. battery backup is very poor. With wi-fi it discharges very fast. 2. No SIM support.