DataWind, best known for their low cost tablets is launching a new phablet in India called MoreGMax 3G6 with a bigger display. Like previous DataWind devices, the MoreGMax 3G6 also comes bundled with free internet access for a year, but the FUP (fair usage policy) is not known.
Running Android Marshmallow, the MoreGMax 3G6 features 6-inch display of unknow resolution and is powered by 1.3GHz quad-core processor with 1GB RAM and 8GB internal storage.
There's also microSD card slot for storage expansion. It has 8MP rear camera with an LED flash and 2MP front camera. Connectivity options are dual-SIM support, 3G, WiFi, GPS and Bluetooth. The company did not reveal the battery capacity.
The DataWind MoreGMax 3G6 is priced at Rs. 5,999 and comes in Black color only.
Low-budget tablet maker Datawind's PocketSurfer series offers smartphones at an affordable price bundled with a year of free internet browsing. So far, the company has launched three smartphones under the series – 2G4X, 3G4X and 3G 5 priced between Rs. 2,499 to Rs. 5,999.
Now Datawind has launched the most affordable smartphone of the series dubbed PocketSurfer GZ at Rs. 1,499. Building on last year's partnership with Reliance Communications, the PocketSurfer GZ comes bundled with RCOM’s service offerings that will allow users to enjoy free Internet access for a year.
The phone runs Linux operating system, has a touch screen display and rear camera with flash. There are no details on other specifications as of now.
The phone will be available via company website, as well as retail stores across the country.
According to IDC, DataWind leads the tablet market in India with 27.6 percent share.
Tablet maker DataWind has launched it's first 4G tablet in India called MoreGmax 4G7 slate. The tablet comes with 4G LTE support, offers voice calling functionality, and comes bundled with free internet browsing for one year on the Reliance Communication network.
The DataWind MoreGmax 4G7 tablet sports a 7-inch display bearing the resolution 1024 x 600 pixels and is powered by quad-core cortex A7 processor, aided by 1GB RAM, houses 8GB internal storage, which can be increased via microSD card (up to 32GB). For photography it gets 3-megapixel rear camera and VGA front camera. For connectivity it offers dual-SIM Slots, 4G LTE, Bluetooth, WiFi, WiFi HotSpot, WiFi Direct and GPS. The battery capacity is not known.
The DataWind MoreGmax 4G7 voice calling tablet has been priced at Rs. 5,999, and will be available from DataWind website and major retails stores across the country.
India's top tablet manufacturer DataWind, also known for its Aakash tablet and UbiSlate tablets has launched its first Android hybrid hybrid tablets dubbed Droidsurfer Netbook 7DC+ and 3G7+. The tablet comes with detachable Bluetooth keyboard, which allows them to be used as a netbook. DataWind claims that these are the most affordable netbooks in India.
The DataWind 7DC+ and 3G7+ offers the same set of specs, except for the connectivity options. The Droidsurfer 7DC+ supports only 2G, while the 3G7+ support 3G connectivity. To take advantage of the cellular data connectivity, they also come bundled with unlimited free internet access on the Reliance Communications network.
Both are 7-inch Android 4.4.2 KitKat tablets equipped with dual-core Cortex A7 processor, 32GB internal storage, 2MP rear camera, 0.3MP VGA front camera and supports WiFi, Bluetooth and GPS connectivity.
The DataWind Droidsurfer 7DC+ has been priced at Rs.
3,999, while the Droidsurfer 3G7+ costs Rs. 4,999, and will be available via major brick-and-mortar stores and e-commerce
portals in the country.
Budget tablet maker DataWind has launched the PC i3G7 tablet, the company's first to utilize Intel's processor. The tablet comes with dual-SIM slot, 3G support and voice calling capabilities. It runs Android 5.1 Lollipop out of the box.
The DataWind PC i3G7 tablet sports 7-inch 1024 x 600 IPS display and is powered by 1.2GHz quad-core 64-bit Intel Atom x3 processor, with 1GB RAM and 8GB inbuilt expandable storage (via microSD card up to 32GB). It gets 2MP rear and VGA front facing camera, and apart from 3G, it supports WiFi 802.11n, Bluetooth 4.0 and GPS connectivity. It is fueled by 2800mAh battery, which offers talk time of up to four hours and standby time of up to five days.
The tablet also comes with the company's proprietary web delivery technology, that offer high speed Intenet browsing at the lowest data cost possible. Internet browsing for the first year will be free, says DataWind.
The DataWind PC i3G7 is priced at Rs. 5,999 and is exclusively available for purchase from Gadgets360. Currently it is being sold for Rs. 4,444. It comes in Black color only.
Canadian company DataWind, known for its low-cost Rs.
1,100 Aakash tablet, has expanded its product protfoloio with the
launch of DroidSufer 7 and DroidSurfer 10 Android powered netbooks in
India. The netbooks were launched in the presence of Kathleen Wynne, Premier of Ontario, Canada.
The DataWindDroid Surfer 10 comes with 10.1-inch 1026 x 600 touch screen display and is powered by 1.2GHz dual-core Cortex-A9 processor (unspecified) with 1GB RAM and 8GB internal storage, further expandable via microSD card. Other features include 0.3-megapixel webcam, WiFi 802.11b/g/n, WiFi HotSpot, WiFi Direct, HDMI port, Micro USB (with OTG) and 6000mAh battery.
The DataWind DroidSurfer 7 has a 7-inch touchscreen with a WVGA (800x400 pixels)
resolution, with 512MB RAM, 4GB expandable storage and 4000mAh battery. Rest of the specification are similar to DroidSurfer 10.
They run Android 4.4.2 KitKat and come with tactile responsive keyboards. There is support for external devices like mouse, keyboard or memory card as well. There is no details on other specs at the moment.
"Our goal is to deliver internet, fast, free, anytime and everywhere.
The DriodSurfer netbook devices provide the ultimate flexibility between
work and play with good battery life," said Suneet Singh Tuli,
President & CEO of DataWind. "We want to make learning fun while at the same time want more and more
people to join the digital age. Our focus on introduction of
‘just-right’ featured devices at the most affordable prices is our way
of contributing to the Digital India Vision," added Mr.Tuli.
The
netbooks come bundled with free unlimited internet browsing for one
year on Reliance and Telecnor connection on prepaid SIM cards. The free
internet does not include audio/video streaming or local downloads. The
DataWind DroidSurfer 7 and DroidSurfer 10 has been priced at Rs. 5,999
and Rs. 7,999 respectively. They will be available through retail
distribution outlets all over the country.
Datawind, known more as the company behind the low-cost Akash tablet has launched to entry level smartphones in India - PocketSurfer 2G4X and PocketSurfer 3G4Z. The come bundled with unlimited internet browsing for one year for Reliance and Telenor subscribers.
The DataWind PocketSurfer 2G4X features 3.5-inch 320 x 480 display and is equipped with 1GHz Cortex A5 processor with 256GB RAM and 512MB storage, which can be further increased to 32GB via microSD card. It runs the dated Android 4.2.2 Jelly Bean and sports 0.3-megapixel VGA front and rear facing camera. The dual SIM phone supports 2G EDGE, WiFi and Bluetooth.
DataWind PocketSurfer 3G4Z is a 4-inch (480 x 800 pixels) smartphone powered by 1GHz A7 processor with 512MB RAM, 4GB expandable storage (up to 32GB), 5-megapixel rear camera w/ LED flash and VGA front camera. The dual SIM phone runs Android 4.4.2 KitKat and supports 3G, WiFi, Bluetooth and aGPS connectivity.
The DataWind PocketSurfer 2G4X and the PocketSurfer 3G4Z are
priced at Rs. 2,499 and Rs. 3,999 accordingly.
Datawind, known more as the company behind Akash tablet has launched a new tablet called PC 7SC in India. The company has partnered with RCom and Telenor network to offer free internet browsing via UbiSurfer browser for one year with the tablet.
RCom and Telenor will be providing the prepaid GSM sim for this tablet to offer free internet. However, Datawind says that free access to Internet would not include audio/video streaming or local-downloads. This will require a separate data plan.
The tablet utilises Datawind's web delivery platform, which offers to deliver the fastest mobile web experience on regular GSM-EDGE networks. This reduces bandwidth consumption by factors of 10x to 30x, says the company. It delivers web pages even on congested GPRS networks in five to seven seconds (with faster speeds of 3G and 4G networks).
Coming to the specs, the Datawind PC 7SC sports a 7-inch
WVGA display and is equipped with 1.3GHz processor, 512MB RAM, 4GB
expandable storage and VGA rear camera. It runs Android 4.4 KitKat and
supports dual-SIM, 2G voice calling, 3G via dongle, WiFi and Bluetooth, and is fueled by 2400mAh
battery, which promises eight hours of mixed usage.
The Datawind PC 7SC is priced at Rs. 2,999 and will be available online via Snapdeal, as well aas on Den Snapdeal TV-Shop.
