Thursday October 13 11:48 pm

Review: World's cheapest tablet Akash

If the Apple iPad be the Goliath of tablets, meet David - Akash, the world's cheapest tablet computer. With hardly any flab beyond that seven inch screen, it might also be among the smallest. Unlike the original iPad, it accepts pen drives. Something Indian university students, who get these before everyone else, will find useful.
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