#tablets india

The demand of tablets in India has risen exponentially during last couple of years. As a result, several companies have been launching their new tablets in India in a bid to stay ahead of the competition. This healthy competition always augurs well for the customer who gets better models at cheaper rates. Many market analysts are often surprised by this phenomenal rise in the popularity of this flat screen device with touch interface. Hardly anyone wanted to use a tablet till just a few years back, preferring to go with a traditional personal computer or a laptop. The new generation tablets in India, however, changed all that.

Technically a tablet falls somewhere between a smartphone and a computer. It has more processor power than a typical smartphone but less than that of an average computer. It’s deliberately underpowered to save on space and reduce heat generation. These modifications result in a smaller size, lighter weight and a longer battery life. These features combined with the sleek look make the device a hit with today’s youth.

Innovations and a will on the part of manufacturers to empower the less affluent people with computing and internet access have resulted in the availability of a lot of good options in the lower end of the price range now. It’s very much possible to find a working model in less than $ 200 these days. We can’t of course expect all these affordable models to equal the more expensive tablets in terms of specifications and performance. However, some of these cheap models incorporate excellent features and are good enough to be used even in the high end professional environment. These are in any case very useful for the youngsters, especially the students enabling them to surf the web, read electronic documents, watch videos and listen to their favorite music, play computer games and launch thousand of apps, and in case of some models, even make calls. These new generation tablets in India offer a new ray of hope to millions of people with limited resources.

A Tablet PC, commonly known as Tablet is a laptop PC furnished with a Styles or Touchscreen. The tablet computer and the associated operating software is extracted from pen computing technology. Pen computing was introduced in early 1980s, however, it was not in publicity and sales until the pen computers were released as "tablet PCs" in 2002. Microsoft Corporation in 2002, effectively invented modern tablets, where finally a digital pen interface was well-integrated into the Windows Operating System.

Tablets are highly portable computing devices. They gives full control of the screen, features and applications. They have longer battery life than laptops and netbooks. It has a great storage capacity; you can store all your music, capture photos or videos, video chat and even read books on their built-in eReaders. The most common features of a Tablet PC are Touch user interface, Handwriting recognition, and Multi-touch capabilities. It also includes features like Accelerometer (It is a device to detects the physical movements of the tablet.), Storage drive (large tablets use storage drives similar to laptops), Ambient light and proximity sensors, Wireless, Digital painting and image editing, 3D, Docking station etc.

Generally, the tablet form factor is small when compared to a notebook computer but larger than a smartphone. It offers anywhere from a 7-inch to a 10-inch display screen and weigh less than 1 pound. It does not have an integrated keyboard but can be connected to a wireless link or a USB port. The other styles of a Tablet are convertible, hybrid and rugged tablet. A convertible tablet has a display that can be folded to close, screen up, also rotates 180 degrees over the integrated keyboard. A hybrid tablet is like a regular notebook but with a removable display and functions like a slate. A rugged tablet is designed to withstand rough handling and extreme conditions. It is encased in a protective shell and has shock-protected hard drives.