A $35 Indian Aakash tablet may turn out to be a pipe dream after all. In the most recent twist in the development of the unbelievably cheap piece of tech, the Indian government is trying to break a ...

DELHI -- Even as doubt and criticism rain down, Suneet Singh Tuli, maker of the cheapest tablet in the world, is confident that his product will not only take India by storm, but it will also sell in ...

Students and professors designed the specs for Aakash, the world’s cheapest tablet. Then they handed over their work to a manufacturer. Now they’re working on new versions and hope one day soon to ...

Last October, when India unveiled an Android tablet several years in the making called the Aakash, the government’s mission was to begin lowering the price of entry for access to the internet. In a ...

NEW DELHI (Reuters) - Aakash, the "$35" computer launched last year in India as the world's cheapest tablet, has run into problems and companies will be invited to bid again to make the device after ...

Inexpensive homegrown tablets - think between US$60 and $200 - abound in India, where the per-capita income, despite the fast-rising economy, remains US$3,700 per year. But the uncrowned king of ...

It’s been less than five months since the world’s cheapest tablet launched in India, but its manufacturer DataWind is already at risk of losing the contract to build it. It’s been less than five ...

India has already churned out the world's cheapest car and is now launching what's billed as the world's cheapest 7-inch touchscreen tablet. The result of efforts by India's Ministry of Human Resource ...