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Aakash Tablet: Why I REGRET buying it!


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Troll Dad
You're really out of your mind
by Troll Dad on Feb 03, 2013 11:16 AM

How come you, a 40 years old man, regret of buying a low price, low spec tablet that designed for primary students to make them learn technology ?

You shouldn't be regret ; you should be ashamed.

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sameer
FACT
by sameer on Nov 29, 2012 02:55 PM

IT IS MADE IN CHINA, AND IMPORTED FROM CHINA AT THE RATE OF RS 1000 AND SOLD AT 2500 - A PROFIT OF 150%

THERE WAS A REPORT IN NEWS CHANNELS WHO CONDUCTED ENQUIRY WITH CHINESE COMPANY

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Rony Thomas
Happy with the gadget
by Rony Thomas on Aug 31, 2012 02:15 PM

I use a sony tablet s.But i got delivered an akaash 7c.All i could say is wow..brilliant for such a low cost tab.I think guy is a victim of defective piece. But guys the tab is good really worth money

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Shyamal Paneri
Every electronic device has its odds
by Shyamal Paneri on Feb 02, 2012 07:33 AM

There is no electronic device in this world that is flawless no matter how expensive it is.

I have worked with every possible electronic device. With its support, with it sales, with its manufacturing and designing. My suggestion to you my friend is when you buy any electronic device know some technical things about.

1. What processor does it use.
2. What is the PCB.
3. How does the touch screen works.
4. What is the battery composite and calibration source, so on and so forth.

All these things are freely available online to read.

The reason I mention this is because if you know the product well, you will know the problems and the solution for them. The tablet that is lying dead, you yourself can diagnose it and fix it. Without knowing the product it might be a simple thing that is causing this problem but due to lack of knowledge you wont be able to fix it. I have handled desktops, notebooks, tablets, printers and now servers. I started with nothing but google.. So pull your self to gather and research on the problem rather than waiting for the manufacturer to solve it for you. Atleast with this product you cant blame the manufacturer. Itne paise me itna he milega.. Lol..

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Subbudu S
Bottomline, probably is this:
by Subbudu S on Jan 10, 2012 03:12 PM

Do not buy anything without confirming availability of after-sales service.

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dk
i had same experience with IPAD2
by dk on Jan 09, 2012 11:13 PM

I had sam experience with ipad 2 and had really tough time replacing the product. thse tech products sometimes go wrong, you only got Rs 2,500/- loss what about me it was Rs 40,000/- plus loss

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Rama poojary
Government idea of making money
by Rama poojary on Jan 09, 2012 07:36 PM

Thanks for ur usefull advice

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Rajkumar Soni
Fake News?
by Rajkumar Soni on Jan 09, 2012 01:18 AM

Has some competitor corrupted some rediff correspondent to publish news like that ? Because one defected piece can not be the product evaluation basis.

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