ACI Company Laptop Just for 4999 Rupees In india

Britan company ACI (Allid Computers International)Released a low cost laptop in india.The cost of Laptop is just 4,999 only approximatly 100 USD which is cheaper than any other company laptops.This Laptop works with WINDOWS OS and it has high resolution screen.Marketing in india is done by ACI(Asia) branch and the target of sales in first year is 2 lakhs.

Dual-SIM Mercury magiQ tablet launched in India for Rs 12,700

The size of the displays of high-end smartphones is increasing by the display, bordering on that of tablets. Such smartphones are commonly referred to as ‘phablets’ due to their form factor. Inspan Infotech, one of the largest IT distribution companies for motherboards and hardware components, is targeting the tablet market with the launch of Mercury magiQ. The 5-inch dual-SIM Mercury magiQ is a confluence of features from both smartphones and tablets.

The Mercury magicQ works on the Google Android Ice Cream Sandwich platform allowing a wide range of Android applications available to the users. This tablet features a 1GHz processor, and also has the ability to offer fast uploads and downloads due to HSPA connectivity available in the device. The tablet comes loaded with 4GB of internal storage, which can be expanded up to 32GB. It has 512MB of RAM. The Inspan Mercury magiQ features a capacitive multi-touch panel, and the brand claims that it offers vivid and clear pictures while viewing movies or doing work.

Inspan claims that the tablet supports 3G, Wi-Fi and Bluetooth for a faster transferring of data. Web browsing, internet surfing, emails, chatting and much more is made easier on this tablet due to these features.  Mercury magiQ features dual cameras with a front-facing camera for video chatting and a 12MP rear camera for capturing images and videos. 

One of the major highlighted features of this tablet is the battery. Inspan claims that it comes with a long battery backup, which provides a standby time of up to 15 days, and talk time of up to 13 hours. All this is packed in a mere 140-gram body. It gives the tablet a slim and stylish look. magiQ offers all the features of entertainment that may be essential for a consumer such as built-in FM radio, a speaker phone and flash 10.0 online video.

 

Mercury magiQ comes with a built in accelerometer, GPS-support, Phonebook, call record history, SMS, MMS, e-mail, Push Mail and IM. The dual SIM feature is the specialty of magiQ. It is also designed with multiple I/O ports such as a dual-SIM slot, TF card slot, mini USB port, and 3.5mm audio jack. Its thickness is 11.6mm.

 

"We are aggressively looking forward to get our market share in the tablet market with the stylish and feature rich Mercury magiQ. It has almost all the required features of the hot selling tablets in the market," said Sudhir S, Managing Director at Inspan Infotech. "Our partners will be very happy to introduce Mercury magiQ to their customers," he added.

 

Mercury magiQ tablet is priced in India at Rs 12,700. It comes with a warranty period of one year and is available ex-stock.

10 phones with 3G plus Wi-Fi under Rs. 10,000

The phone market is vast and growing by the day. Today, even for those with a shoe-string budget, the options are many. Of course, you may have to compromise on factors like screen resolution, camera and even media capabilities to certain extent. But if ease of connectivity packaged in an affordable phone is what you are looking for, then the mobile terrain won’t disappoint you. In our quest for sub 10K phones featuring 3G and Wi-Fi, we found more than a handful of phones. We’ve listed here 10 such phones that you can look at starting from the lowest priced one.

Spice Mi-280 :- Rs. 4939

Sporting an attractive price tag, the Spice Mi-280 is apt for those on a tight budget but don't want to compromise on 3G or Wi-Fi. Spice’s Mi-280 is a compact phone with power packed abilities in its own small way. Though cheapest among the lot, its a pretty nifty Android phone running on Gingerbread with a slick interface, some good multimedia capabilities and some neat app support. If you’re looking for a powerful budget phone, then look no further than the Mi-280. 

Here’s a quick look at what it has on the spec sheet:

• 2.8-inch touchscreen display with 320 x 240 pixels resolution
• 3G, EDGE/GPRS and Wi-Fi
• GPS with A-GPS support
• Bluetooth V2.1 with A2DP and USB
• 3.2MP rear camera, 0.3 MP front facing camera
• FM radio
• 134MB internal memory + microSD card support up to 32GB

Nokia Launched Cheap Touch-screen Phone Models : Asha 305, 306, 311

Nokia has come up with its first three basic phone models with large touch screens and launched Asha 305, Asha 306 and Asha 311 in the market which are the cheapest touch-screen model produced by the manufacturer.

Nokia Asha 305, 306 and 311 : Nokia's Cheapest Touch-Screen Handsets

Nokia launches two new handsets under 'Asha' range - Nokia 305 and Nokia 311

NEW DELHI: Aimed at strengthening its mobile Internet devices portfolio, Finnish handset maker Nokia today launched two new devices in the country under its 'Asha' range of phones.

The Asha 305 and Asha 311 are equipped with cloud accelerated Nokia browser, which will compresses data by as much as 85 per cent, helping users browse the Internet faster and lower their spend on data charges.

"The Nokia Asha family has received tremendous consumer response. With the launch of Nokia Asha touchrange, we are strengthening our range of mobile Internet devices," Nokia India Director Marketing Viral Oza told reporters here.

Nokia 305

Envent Launches Breeze Bluetooth Headset For Rs 1100 Dual-pairing accessory has a range of 10 metres and claims a talk time of 5 hours.

How does Sholay's Thakur use a smartphone? With Siri and a Bluetooth headset, of course! Jokes aside, although these things tend to make you look silly and expose you to ridicule, they are nonetheless quite useful when you have your hands occupied. If you are likewise looking for hands-free bliss, Envent's Bluetooth headset, dubbed the Breeze, should stoke your interest. Priced at Rs 1100, the peripherals manufacturer pitches it as a mid-level offering in its Bluetooth range.

Available in gold, silver, and black hues, the headset is claimed to be lightweight and sports a single button to receive and cut calls. Its dual-pairing capability lets you connect the Breeze with two devices for flexibility. The operational range has been quoted at 10 metres, with the manufacturer claiming a talk time of 5 hours and standby time of 120 hours.

Although Envent CEO Sukhesh Madaan claims that the Breeze "is a useful accessory when you drive", please note that it is illegal to do so, in Maharashtra at least.

Karbonn officially launches the A9 Android smartphone

SmartPhone at Decent Price

Karbonn mobile is, like the rest of the local handset makers, cashing in on the Android boom and has only recently launched yet another addition to their Android range of budget smartphones. The Karbonn A9 that’s available on Infibeam.com has just made it out and comes equipped with interesting features that could make it a worthy competitor in the lower budget smartphone segment. Loaded up with a 1 GHz processor, the Karbonn A9 will come with Android Gingerbread aka v2.3.6 as the operating system. Keeping the competition in mind, Karbonn has also incorporated a dual-SIM (GSM + GSM) functionality with the A9 smartphone allowing users to have two numbers run simultaneously on the handset. 

"Nano" dual-SIM phone spotted for Rs.1,200

Tiny and Efficient

In a world where specs mean everything, we came across a mobile phone from a Chinese handset manufacturer going by the name Ken Xin Da and the phone is among the tiniest you can find in the market today. The M2, as it's called, may not be super slim, but is tinier than the palm of your hand, tinier than your wallet and in all certainty, tinier than your current phone. Surprisingly, despite such a small footprint, it boasts of some good features. The phone comes with a company rated talktime of 240 minutes. It supports WAP 2.0 and a couple of audio and video formats, including MP3, MP4, AVI, 3GP. The M2 comes with a dual-SIM dual standby option, which in that small form factor is a pretty impressive feat on its own. There’s a directional keypad along with a numpad and two call buttons. 

UbiSlate to get multi-language support

Better known to the masses in India, as the makers of the world’s most affordable tablet, Canada-based Datawind have now inked a deal with Bengaluru-based, Reverie Language Technologies Pvt. Ltd., and together they will offer multi-language support on the UbiSlate range of tablets. In what can be termed as a strategic deal, UbiSlate makers, Datawind and Reverie Language Technologies will offer the content on the tablet in several major local Indian languages, like Hindi, Marathi, Tamil, Punjabi and other major global languages too, thereby ensuring that the affordable technology serves to the benefit of more and more people, and not just a limited few. WIth multi-language support English will no longer be a barrier for users looking to utilize the benefits of the world’s most affordable tablet, since the entire user experience will be in the user’s language of choice.

Mojo wireless charger launched for Rs.1000

Much needed Gadget

Keeping in view how annoying and problematic it could get if our mobile devices are drained out of power while on the move or just when we need to make that important call or send that critical email. Here’s a new wireless charging solution from Mangal Electronics, a Delhi based firm. The company calls it the Mojo portable wireless charger. Sleek with a durable design this charger negates the need for any cable or cord, or even the need for solar power. Moreover, the charger also doubles as a flash light. All in all, it seems like a good device for those who love to go camping or trekking.

This easy to operate charger is equipped with 2200 mAh Li-ion rechargeable batteries. It is said to be capable of charging mobile phones of any make and even the PSP. According to Gaurav Jajodia, Director, Mangal Electronics, “by bringing Mojo Indian market, we have added another revolutionary product to our portfolio. Mojo is a simple solution, which will help you to be connected and keep your phone always on even if you're in a bus or train.

Micromax Funbook Review

Last few weeks have seen a number of low-cost tablets coming into Indian market. The idea is that in India where a computer is still a luxury, an affordable tablet could help masses connect to the web and help them enjoy the wonders of digital world. It sounds logical. But reality is more nuanced. We had looked at some of these low cost tablets and were largely unimpressed.

Micromax believes that in Funbook it has a product that might not cost a bomb but is good enough to offer a compelling tablet experience. We are using the device for the last several days. To know how it fares in our rigorous tests, read on...

Bharti Enterprises chairman wishes for Rs.2,500 smartphones

No typo there. At the recently Mobile World Congress event, Chairman and Group CEO of Bharti Enterprises, Sunil Mittal revealed what his wish list looked like, reports The Economic Times. Mittal wishes to see the prices of smartphones slashed down to $50, i.e under Rs.2,500 in the times to come. Android enthusiasts would know that Rs.2,500 is close to nearly half the price of the cheapest Android phone in the market. The report further states that the fact remains that the processor and LCD display panels make the bulk of a smartphone cost, but, quoting Chief Marketing Officer at Lava, Sunil Raina, the report states that getting the prices of the chipset down would lead to other factors following suit. 

The report further states that, "It won't happen overnight, but sooner than most think. According to In-Stat, a global research firm, the integration of GPS, Bluetooth, Wi-Fi and sometimes FM radio onto a single chip dramatically cut costs in 2010. More innovation from chip set manufacturers is in the offing. This is why the research firm predicts Android will ship 339 million low-end smartphones(under $150 each) by 2015."

Toshiba Launching Satellite series Notebooks L740 & L750 - Price and Specifiacations

Toshiba added L740 and L750 models to its satellite series specially Designed for Indian market.Toshiba launches Sparkling series laptop L740 and L750 specially designed for Indian market.Toshiba Corporation, Japan, a global leader in innovation and known for its excellence launches the Sparkling series of toshiba L740 and L750 with configuration and price crafted for the people who are cognizant about luxury and comfort at nominal price range which is okay if you consider the specifications of the devices. Coming in various colors and sleek builds with sparkling finishes as the name suggests , the Sparkling series laptops are in a whole new level of style.

Intex launches new touch phone, the Sense

Intex Technologies, one of the companies dealing in IT hardware, consumer electronics and mobile phones have launched "The Sense" – a touchscreen phone with a 3.2-inch display. It comes with the Intex Application Store, the WStore, and is preloaded with 41 International and popular games (Doodle Jump, Angry Birds, Gears of War, Need for Speed, Gogo Box, Guns & Glory, etc). The phone is also a good option for avid book readers, as it has some books stored inside, ranging from classic to fiction and from thriller to general science. Additionally, the user can save upto 500 books in the secondary storage of the phone. It has an inbuilt memory of 79 MB and comes with a 4GB microSD card.

INTEX - THE SENSE

Nokia Launched Its first Low cost Dual sim Mobile - Nokia 101

Competing with other Companies Nokia also entered into dual sim range phones a while ago but it didn't worked well for Nokia and so Nokia worked hard and came up with a model targeting Rural youth and people to buy it, So Nokia launched its NOKIA 101 at very low cost just for Rs.1500 which includes Audio player in it.

The Nokia 101 is Nokia’s fifth dual SIM device in the last three months and is the most affordable to date. The dual SIM functionality enables users to connect to two different networks to receive calls and messages.

Over 1 lakh pre-bookings for BSNL tablet, already!

Just last week, reports about the launch of the tablet trio, following a BSNL-Pantel Technologies partnership became public. Now, the Mobile Indian reports that the tablet has since been subject to a lot of appreciation from the masses; and all that has been showing in the several pre-booking requests, totaling to roughly over a lakh that the tablets are currently enjoying. Quoting Virendra Singh, Managing Director of Noida-based, Pantel Technologies, the report stated, "We have received more than one lakh pre booking orders over phone and online for the three tablets which we have launched in association with BSNL." That is not all. Reportedly, apart from the 1 lakh plus pre-bookings that the tablets have received already; there is an additional 2 lakh tablet order from Sahara India, which definitely will have people sit up and take notice.

BSNL Penta TPAD Tablets Don’t Bother Aakash

India’s Bharat Sanchar Nigam Limited (BSNL) has teamed up with Noida based Pantel Techno's to launch the Penta TPAD tablets. The tablets are officially labeled as Penta TPAD IS7O1R, Penta TPAD WS704C and Penta TPAD WS802C. Those who think that Aakash now has a competitor may note that the lowest priced TPAD will sell for Rs. 3250 which is quite a higher price as compared to Aakash’s Rs.2500 and 2999 price. Penta TPAD IS7O1R offers a nice 7″ real estate for Android 2.3 Gingerbread & uses 256 MB DDR2 of inbuilt RAM along with 3G dongle support, WiFi & 0.3 MP camera. The overall storage can be expanded to 32 GB using microSD card.

Penta TPAD WS704 too has 7″ display and upps the RAM to 512 MB. The processor (ARM11 IMAP210) operates at 1Ghz and the tablet runs on Android 2.3. BSNL’s offering 5GB data usage for Rs 750 on 3G & 7.5 GB data for Rs 250 on GPRS/EDGE.

Other features are same as its younger sibling with an exception of additional 1080p HD port. The cost of the tablet however is Rs.10k approx. Penta TPAD WS802C is bigger with 8″ display, has 512 MB RAM & a slightly faster processor (1.2 GHz).  Other features are similar and the tablet is priced at Rs 12,678.

All the tablets will ship with 1 year warranty. BSNL’s become second telecom network operator in India to launch its own tablets. Earlier Reliance had launched their own 3G tabets. Do you think BSNL’s TPAD tablets will capture attention? What Do you Say ??

BSNL to launch Penta T PAD IS 701R sports Tablet for Rs. 3,250

Yet another one joins the race. Bhartiya Sanchar Nigam Ltd. (BSNL) have confirmed that they will soon launch their tablet trio in the market, in partnership with Noida-based, Pantel. However, the most interesting part is that the cheapest of these tablets would cost a user all of Rs.3,250, placing it just a few notches above UbiSlate 7, the commercial version of the Aakash tablet. The tablet, called BSNL Penta T PAD IS 701R sports a 7-inch display, and will essentially be an Android 2.3-based device. Reportedly, the tablet will be powered by a 1GHz processor and will come with 256 MB of RAM. Customers, according to the report will be able to enjoy special data plans and 3G services from BSNL, which the company will bundle with the tablet during sale. Click here, to know the features of the tablet. 

                        BSNL Penta T PAD

Cheapest Indian Android ICS tablet iBerry Auxus coming soon

Chennai based iBerry India , a brand associated with the manufacture of low cost Android tablets in the country, will launch its first Google Ice Cream Sandwich tablet for the Indian audience in the coming month.

Top smartphones under 20K in india

The sub 20,000 price mark has been an exciting segment and one with the most amount of buyers in the recent past. Well, phones have hit an absurd price mark of 40K and that’s just very expensive for most people. We’ve compiled a list of the top smartphones one could own, falling within the price bracket between 15K to 20K and here are the devices that made it to the list.

Sony Ericsson Neo V :

The Neo V made for a good value for money handset and we quite liked it when we reviewed it. It’s got a similar form factor to the Xperia Pro, with the only difference being the lack of a QWERTY keypad. Running on a 1GHz processor with Gingerbread on top, the Neo V is a well-loaded handset and if you’re looking for a good overall Android experience, then the Neo V fits the bill.