A lot of people felt the same way about the $47 Aakash tablet. Lets see how the BSNL tablets do. But yes techies here also feel that there is only so much you can get out of a low-cost device. But experts are more critical than lots of consumers here in India--especially those who can't afford any other device and probably would not have bought one otherwise. Anyway, it could be argued that if the government is backing Aakash for students--it should meet a certain standard. Anyway, check out this $100 tablet that we've just written about. It offers free educational content...
http://www.smartplanet.com/blog/global-observer/india-to-get-a-100-tablet-with-free-educational-content/4561http://www.smartplanet.com/blog/global-observer/india-to-get-a-100-tablet-with-free-educational-content/4561 
