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Product Description of Apex Dual Sim Dual Battery Tablet PC P-1000

OS	Android 4.1
Camera	Front 0.3Mega pixel /Back 2 Mega pixel camera
Screen	7inch Capacitive touch, Five point cap-touch
GSM frequency	850/900/1800/1900
Resolution	800x480(16:9)
CPU	MTK6515 1.0GHZ
flash 10.1	Supports Adobe Flash 11.1
RAM	512MB DDR3
HDD	512MB FLASH
Wifi and 2G	Wifi : 802.11b/g Built-in 2G support calling
VIDEO	1080P
Bluetooth	YES,Bluetooth 2.0
FM	Support
GPS	NO
lan connector	support usb lan
G-sensor	support
JACK	2 x SIM port, 1 Micro USB
HDMI port	no support
Arabic	support
Battery	1960MAH
Other	support Skype, Facebook, Youtube, Twitter
Unit size	186X113X10MM
Gift box size	230X152X65MM
Product Weight	305g
Gross weight	622g
what in the box	1x 7inch phone call tablet
	1 x charger
	1x specific leather case(if you choose add leather case)
	1x sleeve case(if you choose add leather case)
	1 x User Manual
	1 x USB cable
	1 x earphone

Microsoft will officially launch the Surface tablet alongside Windows 8 on October 25 at midnight in the US through a series of pop-up stores.

No word has emerged on when we'll see Microsoft's debut tablet over this side of the world, but eager US customers will have to queue up at one of the pop-up stores to be the first to get hold of Surface.
It's an interesting move from Microsoft. Although we've seen specs for the different Surface tablets - and had the Windows 8 Release Previewfor a while now - we still haveno idea on pricingor whether the device is actually any good to use.

Microsoft have allowed very few details about Surface to escape and so we still don't know what RAM the tablet will be packing or whether the battery life will be any good.

This year has already seen more than one tablet release, from theSamsung Galaxy Note 10.1to theGoogle Nexus 7- and don't forgetthose iPad Mini rumoursthat, if proved, could seriously scupper Microsoft's plans.
With that in mind, a midnight launch could be a risky strategy. Although we've no doubt Microsoft are aiming to build up some inertia for the Windows Phone 8 launch on October 29, a mere four days later.

Are you a Microsoft fan? Would you attend a midnight launch for Surface? Let us know your thoughts below.


Via:The Register

When little-known tablet maker Zync Global started selling its first 7-inch device in November last year, director AnujGarg realized his big customers were not in the metros but in smaller towns and cities. And he faced some peculiar problems. "We would get calls for even the most basic inquiries, for instance, 'how do you switch it on?'," he says.

While the Delhi-based company claims to have sold about 100,000 tablets, mostly in the sub- Rs 5,000 segment, Garg admits that low-cost tablets are not exactly flying off shelves.

Multiple research agencies tracking the Indian tablet market say Samsung, Apple and BlackBerry hold anywhere between 80% and 90% of the Indian market, even though it's raining low-cost tablets with a new device entering the market every second day, at least for the last couple of weeks.