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Zync launches Z-18 2G calling tablet at Rs 6,009
The 7-inch tablet is powered by A23 dual core processor, and comes with 2MP Pure View camera.
Launch Pad: Xolo Q2000, Zync Cloud Z401, Lenovo Vibe Z
Looking at the new gadget launches of the week and exciting apps for the tech-freaks!
ET Review: Simmtronics Xpad Mini
Powered by a 1Ghz Allwinner quad-core processor with 1GB RAM and dual core PowerVR GPU, the tablet offers fantastic performance.
ET Review: Zync Quad 10.1
The tablet's user interface felt a bit sluggish in navigation. Switching between home screens was choppy and the app drawer felt sluggish too.
ET review: Zync Quad 9.7
At first glance, Zync's new quad core Android tablet will look like an iPad because it has a 9.7-inch screen
Low-cost tablet makers like Micromax, HCL, Datawind get half their sales from small towns
CyberMedia Research India, that reviews tablet market, said that more than 1 mn tablets were sold in the quarter ended December 2012.
Launch pad: Zync Quad 8.0 and 9.7
Zync has launched the first budget tablets that come with 1.5Ghz quadcore processors, eight-core graphics, 2GB RAM and 16GB internal storage.
Tablets outpace mobile in Indian online space by 3 times: Snapdeal.com
The research indicated that customers are now preferring smartphones over feature phones with smartphones.
Small companies like Chirag, Lacs, WishTel giving tough time to tablet market biggies
A year ago, Micromax and Lava were challenging big global names in the mobile phone market. Ironically, locals tablet makers are now doing unto them what they did unto Nokia, others.
ET Review: Zync Z-999 plus
Zync has stepped up to the plate with an offering that may surprise you, at a price that will make you smile.
Low-cost tablets from HCL, Beetel, and others no match yet for iPad, Samsung Galaxy Tab
Indian challengers such as HCL, Beetel, and Aakash, have not been able to make a significant mark in the market despite prices starting as low as Rs 3,000.
Want to spend less than Rs 8,000? Six budget tablets to make your buying decision easier
The iPad may be the king of tablets, but not everyone wants to spend upwards of Rs 30,000 on a tablet. If you're looking to spend less than Rs 8,000, ET compares six budget tablets to make your buying decision a little easier.
Zync Global launches 3G tablet PC at Rs 11990
Zync Global today launched its 3G-enabled tablet PC priced at Rs 11,990, which the co says will help it achieve a sales target half a million devices.
ET Review: Micromax FunBook
Micromax’s FunBook tablet is surprisingly well-featured considering it’s the cheapest Android 4.0 tablet in India.
Check out cheapest Android ICS tablets in India
With dozens of low cost tablets being introduced in India in the last year, you can choose between five sub 10k options running the Android latest firmware.
ET Review: Zync Z-990 Android Tablet
Thanks to the combination of specs and Android 4.0, it performs better than almost all other budget tablets we have used.
Low cost tablets flood market again with Wishtel launching two tabs
Wishtel launched two tablets costing between Rs 4,000 and Rs 5,500 on Friday, becoming the third company to introduce low-cost tablets within the week.
Intex and Zync launch low-cost tablets
Zync launched the cheapest Android Ice Cream Sandwich seven-inch tablet at Rs 8,990 while Intex Technologies launched i-Tab.
Zync launches Android 4.0 tablet for Rs 8,990
The Noida-based Apple Group's Zync today launched a tablet running on Google Android 4.0 IceCream Sandwich called the Zync Z-990 for Rs 8,990.
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