Tablets at an affordable price with good features sold in Pakistan

Due to the recent rise in technology usage, Pakistan is also one of the many countries where the use and production, of state of the art tablets is becoming common. Many believe that due to the ease of usage and mobility found in the use of tablets, desktops and laptops alike will slowly be replaced.

Tablets are being produced in various sizes and are being sold at various prices by several hardware and software companies. Due to the competitive nature of these companies, tablets are available in a modest variety in Pakistan. Although tablets have penetrated the Pakistani market, the lack of high speed mobile internet, dampens the effect of tablet availability. However the introduction of high speed internet and at some point the lowering of tariffs could present us with a remarkable rise in tablet users.

For your convenience, we have prepared a list of tablets which not only satisfy the technology savvy but also attract the regular citizen with their affordable prices.
Takhti 7- Rs.15,500:

Pakistan Aeronautical Complex (PAC) and INNAVTEK keeping in mind the needs of the modern day tablet user; have designed a tablet to serve these needs at an extremely affordable price.

The features include a standard 7inch touch screen, a powerful 1Ghz processor, 256mb RAM, a front and rear facing camera and a G-Sensor that helps make this tablet an experience worth having.

Although in comparison to the Ipad, Takhti 7 has a long way to go, it is by far the best tablet available  in Pakistan at the price stated.
Archos 70- Rs. 24, 990:

The Archos 70 tablet is regarded as a bargain buy, to be found at such a low price.

It’s 7inch touch screen and long battery life make it a convenient gadget to be used by people who are constantly on the move. When compared to its predecessor the Archos 101, it is a smaller version. The design is extremely thin in comparison to the original Apple Ipad and runs on the Android 2.2 OS which although fairly old is convenient for the price.

The flimsy camera-less body and the cheap feel to it leaves it quite behind its expensive counterparts however the low price might just be the deciding factor for some.
Samsung Galaxy Tab 2 7.0 – Rs. 31,900:

Samsung rates as one of the leading brands in today’s world of technology. With the Samsung Tab 2 7.0, Samsung has presented the consumer world with a tablet that is not only cheap but contains several impressive features, however Samsung has still not done justice to its tablet production.

Running on the Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich OS, it constitutes of a 7inch screen, and a generous 1GB of RAM backing up the 1Ghz dual core processor. There are two cameras on the Samsung Tab2. A3mp camera on the back and VGA quality at the front, thus leaving it at a not so exciting note. The tablet has a8/16/32Gb expandable memory and again presents a cheap price with features that help keep this budding tablet in the market.
Asus Eee Pad Transformer – Rs. 39,990:

With the era of multitasking increasing daily and the technology hungry demanded absolute perfection, the ASUS Eee Pad Transformer, brushes with the demands of these consumers.

Boasting a NVIDIA Tegra 2 1.0 GHz dual core CPU for excellent multitasking and HD video playback, this tablet is the one that comes closest to the number one must have Ipad.

Boasting a larger than standard 10inch touchscreen and a front and rear facing camera, it becomes a must buy when these things are added to the Android 3.0 OS which can also be upgraded to the Android 4.0.

At Rs.39,990 it is a must have tablet for those wanting quality at a cheaper price.
Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1 2 – Rs. 44,900:

The wait is finally over. The Samsung Galaxy Tab 2 is just the device needed in order to replace the notebook. With a dock in tow it is a powerhouse for battery life and presents itself upon a 10inch screen with a taste for simplicity.

A 1GHz processor followed by a 1Gb RAM provide the tablet with power running system. Wifi, GPS and dual camera’s all adding to the affordable price tag. At 13mm the tablet is on the verge of being slim, although slightly heavy. It works on the Android 4.0 OS and is definitely one of the best in it’s price range.

Asus Eee Pad Transformer Prime – Rs. 57,990:

Last but not least our attention will fall upon the ASUS Eee Pad Transformer Prime at a higher price than the other tablets mentioned but also with envious specs. The Transformer Prime becomes the world’s first quad-core tablet due to hosting the tablet using NVIDIA’s Tegra 3.

Slimmer than the Ipad 2, it’s gorilla glass display offer’s its exterior with a lush look, packed a rear camera with full HD and a front camera as well.

Supported by a 1Gb RAM this state of the art tablet leaves not stones unturned in it’s search for supremacy in the tablet market.

Source: ProPakistani