Aakash tablet has been hogging the lime light since its announcement and initial launch. The tablet was introduced mainly for the students community in India though there is also an upgraded version ...

According to Casio, "ClassPad.net helps students investigate mathematics deeply and enhance their understanding of related concepts utilizing one program. Due to the increasing dominance of ...

DOVER, N.J., May 23, 2023 /PRNewswire/ -- As the education landscape continues to evolve, educators are increasingly adopting digital learning platforms to support student learning and foster their ...

A new tablet has entered the India tablet market from Classteacher Learning Systems called the Classpad. This new entrant is now looking to give the Aakash $50 budget tablet a little competition. The ...

Aakash tablet, the world's most affordable tablet, which aimed to revolutionalize education for the poor in the country, now has a competitor in Classpad, reports Business Standard. Ideated and ...

The tablet space of India was already heated up by the low cost educational devices such as Aakash and Ubislate 7 from Datawind. Now, a new one is launching with its main aim on the schools and the ...

Debasish Biswas of Star TV marks the launch of “a new generation tablet for personalized and interactive teaching & learning”Classteacher Learning Systems, frontrunners of Digital Interactive ...

The previous year we saw the entry of one of the world’s cheapest tablet in India, Aakash. Aakash tablet got huge bookings from the day it was placed for retail. Following the success story one ...

There is a new tablet in town for the education sector, the Classpad, developed by Classteacher Learning Systems as a “new generation tablet for personalized and interactive teaching & learning.” The ...

NEW DELHI: Rohit Pande, a graduate of the Indian Institute of Technology, Delhi and Indian Institute of Management- Calcutta comes back to his alma mater to launch his latest innovation Classpad. With ...

The Indian government introduced a $35 tablet in 2011, aimed at students in the rapidly developing nation. Recently a slightly more advanced version of the Aakash tablet went on sale for about $45, ...