It looks like that tablet
PC is no more a fashionable device. This latest ultra-portable device is
becoming very popular among the technology users. Lots of companies are now
competing against each other in the increasingly crowded tablet computer
market. Because of this tough competition, tablet PC has become much affordable
to low-income people.
India has the second largest population in the world and most of the people
in this country are poor. To reach the blessing of technology among the poor or
middle-income people, some companies like Zync Global and Micromax are
producing low priced tablet PC.
Zync Global is a Noida-based
computer maker which has launched its 3G-enabled
tablet PC. It is priced at Rs 11,990. With the launch of this low-priced
tablet PC, the company is expecting to reach a sales target half a million
devices in the current fiscal year. The company is also targeting Rs 300 crore
turnover this year.
Zync Global Director
Ashish Garg told reporters, “The tablet market in India are 10 million units in
FY2012 and we sold 100,000 tablets...we are confident that given the potential
for 3G-enabled tablet PCs, we should easily sell half a million devices this
fiscal.”
The tablet PC will run on Android
4.0 operating system. It also includes a 1.5 GHz processor, 2MP (rear) and
0.3MP (front) cameras, USB port and expandable memory up to 32 GB.
In the low-priced
3G-enabled tablet segment, Zync Global will face tough competition from Micromax,
whose device is priced at about Rs 6,000.
Tablet PCs will be found
available for buy at online portals and users can also buy it through a national
distributor Balaji Solutions.
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