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India to showcase Aakash at United Nations

Indias improved attempt at low-cost computing is on its way to the United Nations (UN), as the nation is scheduled to showcase its innovation behind developing the most competitively priced tablet computer.

November 03, 2012 / 17:10 IST

India’s improved attempt at low-cost computing is on its way to the United Nations (UN), as the nation is scheduled to showcase its innovation behind developing the “most competitively priced” tablet computer. “India, which assumed this month’s rotating Presidency of the Security Council, will showcase its low-cost Aakash tablet at the United Nations, highlighting the country’s innovation involved in the “most competitively priced” tablet computer,” states a report by The Hindu. Hardeep Singh Puri, India's Permanent Representative to the UN has said that Aakash will be showcased on November 28 at the UN headquarters. It has also been known that the UN Secretary General Ban Ki-moon has been invited to the event. Also present would be Suneet Singh Tuli, the CEO of Datawind, which manufactures Aakash under the commercial name Ubislate.Click here for full story

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first published: Nov 3, 2012 05:01 pm

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