MyPad & YUP both are value for money products, run on 2.2.1 and 2.3.1 and 3.0 Android Platform with multiple built in features. MyPad is available in multiple sizes & variants with varied features & specification ranging 7 inches to 10.2 inches. While YUP comes with 2 variants ie chrome & Black and an all while glossy finish.

Besides, a class apart sturdy looks, the tablets has an amazing touch experience complemented by a gamut of powerful applications and features to deliver the best-in class music and multimedia experience to the users.

According to Mr Gaurav Jajodia, Director, Mangal Electronics, “Tablets PC’s will certainly change the dynamics of Indian mobile and computer industry as tablets going to be an easy, fast and affordable solution of voice and data requirement of any individual.”

“At Mangal electronics are utmost endeavor is to introduce latest technologic products for Indian users at pocket friendly prices and My Pad & Yup are the latest example of our commitments to this market” added Mr Jajodia

The powerful 1GHz built in processor with 3G/Wi-Fi connectivity option gives freedom to use it like a PC in your hand. These tablets are fully compatible to MS World, Excel, PowerPoint and video conferencing to work any time on the way or off the way.

The built in front and back camera help you to connect with your friends through video chats, skype calls and video conferencing. One need not to carry bulky books magazines etc, as with the ebook reader one can read his favorite books, magazine online. Not only this, built in GPS and the Android platform give a complete freedom to access millions of Android Applications online whether its music video or games.

MyPad & YUP both are available in the price range starting Rs 5000 to Rs 18000 at all the key cities in india. One can also order them online.

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Toshiba PS20 comes with support for 28 video formats playback. Users can now playback most of the popular video formats commonly available in the market for greater sharing convenience on various model sizes.

Toshiba PS20 LED Power TV series is powered by REGZA Engine technology. PS20 series features Toshiba’s proprietary Power Meta Brain, an image processing engine that integrates technologies to ensure crisp, high resolution image with vibrant colors. The 10-Bit video processing power of PS20 maintains the 10-bit quality of input data quality during video processing.

PS20 Power TV series also boasts of Auto Clean that reduces the noise during the transmission of the images; Auto Signal Booster and AutoView features. Auto signal booster improves signal sensitivity and allows viewing in areas with weak signal strengths while the AutoView feature monitors the room brightness and adjusts the backlight and various picture parameters accordingly. It also continually analyzes image lightness and darkness, adjusting it to maintain maximum contrast and reduces the running costs by lowering power consumption.

Toshiba PS20 LED Power TV is available in 32PS20, 40PS20 and 46PS20 with price ranging between Rs 32,990- to Rs 64,990.

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The tablet and the dock will be available for Rs 49,999.

Prime is powered by Nvidia’s Tegra 3 processor. The chip features 4 main cores for computing-heavy workload and one auxiliary core to keep the tablet running in standby mode. Asus said that this arrangement allows the tablet to be more power efficient and its battery lasts longer.

The version of prime launched in India features 64GB internal storage. Its processor is clocked at 1.3Ghz. Transformer Prime features 1GB RAM and sports a 10-inches Super IPS display with a resolution of 1280 x 800 pixels. The primary camera can shoot 8 megapixel pictures. The front camera supports a resolution in 1.2MP. The tablet runs Android 4 (Ice Cream Sandwich).

The main feature of Prime is the keyboard dock. This dock adds a physical keyboard and touchpad as well as access to USB port, extra battery and SD card reader.

While acknowledging that Prime is a premium tablet, Alex Huang, managing director of Asus India, said that the company would soon launch other tablets. “We will cover all price points and will have tablets for everyone,” he said. Asus officials said that last year the company had 5% share in India’s tablet market. This year, the company wants to increase it to 20%.

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International education company AcrossWorld along with Delhi-based Go-Tech would launch a tablet, called ATabin, in the second week of March.

The seven-inch android touchscreen tablet will have a three-year free access to education technology platform ‘EducationBridge’ which allows academic institutions, teachers and students to use a variety of content and educational resources through a software called open source.

The tablet, however, is not that cheap as Aakash, which the government had launched in 2011. Aakash is the world’s lowest priced tablet at $35 (about Rs 1,700).

Announcing the launch, president and chief executive of AcrossWorld, Stephan Thieringer said the tablet will make a variety of resources available to Indian students.

“With the availability of ATab, Indian schools will be able to discover and leverage world-class educational content at their fingertips. It is very timely and appropriate that India schools and colleges alike seriously explore advanced technology solutions that provide instant access to the world’s best educational resources , especially now within an affordable budget,” said Thieringer.

According to company officials, about a dozen schools and colleges from various Indian cities such as Delhi, Kanpur, Allahabad, Rourkela and Gaujarala have indicated keen interest in the tablet.

“By bundling free access to AcrossWorld’s global premium educational content, ATab is not just a book shelf, but a whole library full of the world’s best Open Source knowledge for schools and higher educational institutes,” said Gaurav Khanna, CEO, Go Tech.

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Speaking at a Wall Street Journal conference in Menlo Park, California, Whitman said the initial tablet will be based on Intel Corp’s technology. It’s “not clear” when Windows 8, the update to Microsoft’s operating system, will be released for devices running chips based on ARM Holdings Plc technology, she said. Microsoft hasn’t given an official release date for Windows 8.

Whitman also said Hewlett-Packard is investing in developing talented executives, focusing on organic growth, and getting back to “The HP Way,” company’s original principles.

The next CEO is likely to come from within Hewlett-Packard, Whitman said.

“I will not feel like I’ve done a good job if my successor is not an internal choice,” Whitman said.

Hewlett-Packard hired from inside its walls until 1999, when it recruited Carly Fiorina from Lucent Technologies. All three succeeding CEOs, Mark Hurd, Leo Apotheker and Whitman herself, were also outside hires.

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Motorola Motoluxe XT615 sports a 4-inch display and runs on an 800 MHz Qualcomm processor. It has an 8 megapixel rear camera with autofocus and LED flash along with a secondary front facing VGA quality camera. It is powered by Android 2.3.7 Gingerbread.

Motorola Defy Mini XT320 is a rugged smartphone like the other devices in the Defy series. It has a 3.2-inch display and is powered by a 600 MHz processor and also runs Android 2.3.7 Gingerbread. It has a 3.15 megapixel rear camera with LED flash and a secondary VGA front-facing camera.

Motorola has not confirmed the launch of these devices in other regions. However, reports suggest that these smartphones will eventually make it to India.

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The phone comes pre-loaded with popular games like Crazy Birds, Fruit Ninjia, Pentachess, Call of Atlantis and Yumsters. The phone also offers support for accessing social networking sites such as Google, Yahoo and Facebook.

The phone bundles a free pair of 3D glasses and comes with 10 pre-loaded films available in 4GB multimedia card. The phone also lets users to store and watch unlimited videos at the rate of 30 frames per second.

The handset supports both English and Hindi languages and includes a Intex Zone — an eclectic assortment of various functions like Answering Machine, Mobile Tracker, Auto Call Record, Google, MSN, Yahoo, Facebook and Games.

Intex Avatar is priced at Rs 3690.

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Ranjith Balan, Founder and MD,e-tutor said that this will be the first complete solution for education to be made available on tablet PCs.

“The teacher can easily explain concepts using the digital whiteboard that is set up in the tablet PC.using e-tutor learning tablet,the students can access the collaboratibe learning platform for discussions on relevant topics taught in the Classroom” said Balan

The product is also aimed at making internet a safer place for children .e-tutor tablet for safeguards the connectivity from the personalized tablets PCs provided as a part of the solution, and restrict it to connect to internet only through the synchronisation module in the product

Detailing on the technology,saiju V Stella CEO, OZtern technology said “cloud computing technology can bring about a major leap in the way technology is being used in the educational sector”

” Most of the technology products available in the market today for education act as teaching aids rather than learning aids.Cloud computing also fultills another major social commitment by reducing the carbon emissions, from dedicated servers and data centers that consume huge amounts of energy,thus making computing more energy-efficient and Green” said stella

Lessons will be made available to the learner hrough personalised tablet pcs and regular content updates will be made available to the learner through personalised tablet PCs, and regular content updates will made available through a unique cloud tablet synch mechanism ,thus making sure that the device connects only to the relevant locations to access content

Rajinish Menon, director , business strategy and operations, Microsoft,who was present at the occasion , expressed his happiness to see partners like OZtern coming up with innovative solutions in the education sector using Microsoft windows Azure, which is Microsft’s cloud computing infrastructure.