Datawind's Ubislate goes commercial

Sumeet Singh Tuli founder CEO of DataWind Ltd displays 'Ubislate 7C', the world's cheapest tablet at its commercial launch in New Delhi. HT Photo/Vipin Kumar

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Sumeet Singh Tuli founder CEO of DataWind Ltd displays 'Ubislate 7C', the world's cheapest tablet at its commercial launch in New Delhi. HT Photo/Vipin Kumar

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1/4 Sumeet Singh Tuli founder CEO of DataWind Ltd displays 'Ubislate 7C', the world's cheapest tablet at its commercial launch in New Delhi. HT Photo/Vipin Kumar

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The launch enables the firm to offer its tablet PC under the “UbiSlate” brand to general customers, outside the ambit of the 100,000 customised units ordered by the govt. HT Photo/Vipin Kumar

2/4 The launch enables the firm to offer its tablet PC under the “UbiSlate” brand to general customers, outside the ambit of the 100,000 customised units ordered by the govt. HT Photo/Vipin Kumar

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“We are committed to providing one lakh Aakash tablets to ministry of HRD and today’s launch is to announce that we are honouring the bookings made by our other retail customers across India,” Suneet Singh Tuli, chief executive officer, Datawind told HT. HT Photo/Vipin Kumar

3/4 “We are committed to providing one lakh Aakash tablets to ministry of HRD and today’s launch is to announce that we are honouring the bookings made by our other retail customers across India,” Suneet Singh Tuli, chief executive officer, Datawind told HT. HT Photo/Vipin Kumar

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Sumeet Singh Tuli founder CEO of DataWind Ltd with students who have been given the 'Ubislate 7C', the world's cheapest tablet computer on its commercial launch in New Delhi. HT Photo/Vipin Kumar

4/4 Sumeet Singh Tuli founder CEO of DataWind Ltd with students who have been given the 'Ubislate 7C', the world's cheapest tablet computer on its commercial launch in New Delhi. HT Photo/Vipin Kumar