Leading Indian handset brand Lava International Ltd is all set to launch country’s first Android 4.2 Jelly Bean tablet by next month. The company did not reveal the model name or the price, but mentioned that the price will be very affordable at below Rs 10,000.
The upcoming Lava tablet running Android 4.2 Jelly Bean will sport dual core 1.5GHz processor, 1GB RAM, 8 GB ROM, upto 32GB microSD support, 2MP rear camera, front facing VGA camer for video chat, HDMI port and 3700 mAh battery. It will not support cellular network, but WiFi will be there for connectivity.
As the company claims its earlier Etab Xtron got huge success, and this new tablet will continue that success. Lava has been very aggressive to tap the India’s handset and tablet market against other Indian players like Micromax and Karbonn. Currently Lava brings new products on each and every week as ‘Blockbuster Friday’.
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Its RAM, not ROM…..its simply mistake guys
why would require 8GB ROM to any computer. ROM is used at the time of pre-booting process for checking hardware status only. So it goes upto 1MB or max 5MB.
It is really impressive that the local Indian manufacturers are coming up with devices with pretty decent configurations and latest upgrade of the OS. But the question still remains the same – what about the quality of hardware inside and the feel of the UI that runs on top of it?
ROM=Read Only Memory, So we cant save or write any files on this 8 GB ROM just we can read whatever data on the ROM. Am i Right?
ROM’s cannot be written or can be written at very slower speed and high electrical charge. Just like flashing BIOS In your CMOS is a bit complicated task and you may end up bricking your PC.
So, either ROM is used wrongly here or ……….. i don’t know. Maybe TT must make that clear. Doctor RDB, you are requested to resolve this dispute.
unlike computers, some handset manufacturers are happy to say internal memory as ROM !!
Thanks for your reply. Better if they would use “storage”.