Android 4.0 aka ICS tablets available in India

iBerry Auxus AX02 – 9,990

iBerry is relatively new to the Indian sector but has already made a name for itself by being one of the first tablet manufacturers to launch an ICS running device in India. The AX02 7-inch tablet features a 1GHz ARM Cortex A8 Processor and comes with 1GB of RAM which keeps things running smoothly for usage. Its build seems sturdy and un-complicated making it easy to manage. Natively the Auxus AX02 is equipped to handle full HD i.e. 1080p video files encoded in acceptable formats. 3G support comes in the way of 3G Dongle support via USB. 

iBerry Auxus

Here are some of the AX02’s other specs - 

• 7-inch capacitive display with a 800 x 480 pixel resolution
• 3G, Wi-Fi, 
• USB 2.0 (mini)
• 2MP camera and secondary front facing VGA camera for video calling
• HDMI out
• 4GB internal storage + microSD card support up to 32GB
• 3.5mm earphone socket

Samsung Galaxy Tab 2 310 – 19,900

The latest edition to Samsung’s Galaxy tab range is their first product to launch in the country with ICS running out-of-the-box. While devices like the Galaxy S II smartphone have received updates, the Tab 2 310 will be shipping with Android 4.0. It’s a well-equipped, well designed product that features a 1GHz Dual Core processor. At just 10.5mm in depth, the 310 is also one of the slimmer tablets available. It supports HD video playback (1080p) with quite a few popular video codecs preloaded. Samsung has also included quite a few extras along with their TouchWiz UI and All Share in-home networking option. 

Well priced and feature rich, the Galaxy Tab 2 310

The 310 also features -

• 7-inch capacitive display with a 1024 x 600 pixel resolution
• 3G, Wi-Fi with Wi-Fi direct,
• GPS with A-GPS support
• Bluetooth 3.0, USB 2.0 
• 3MP rear camera with Front facing VGA camera
• 8GB/16GB/32GB capacities internal + microSD card support up to 32GB
• 3.5mm earphone socket

ICS updates are rolling out to some of the other tablets that are out there, though not as quickly as we hoped. While the global roll out for some may have started already, the Indian updates might still be on the way.