LACS-Produced Magnum Tablet
The latest addition to the Indian tablet market is the Magnum tablet, launched by Lakshmi Access Communications Systems (LACS). This new device offers a range of features and is available in a retail setting, as well as online.
The Magnum tablet comes in two screen size options: a 10.9 cm and a 12.7 cm resistive touchscreen. The device weighs either 152 or 196 grams and is priced at Rs 8,999 for the 10.9 cm model and Rs 13,999 for the 12.7 cm version.
One unique feature of the Magnum tablet is its compatibility with a wide range of media files. It can handle almost 90 percent of media files and includes a mini-USB port for connecting to select televisions and projectors.
The Magnum tablet does not have built-in data connectivity but can work in tandem with a cellphone via Bluetooth and connect to the internet over GPRS. It also offers the ability to pair up with an existing phone via Bluetooth and synchronize the phone book through a single button. The tablet can also double as a hands-free unit using the phone's FM Transmitter.
The Magnum tablet also functions as a navigation unit, using either an internal built-in or an external navigation map stored in a micro SD card. It offers 2 GB of internal storage, expandable by 16 GB via a micro SD card.
The device is compatible with Word, Excel, PDF, and PPT file formats for reading, and includes a Word Pad writer. It also features a calculator, calendar, alarm, stop watch, torch light, and files back-up. A unique multitasking feature allows users to work on multiple files simultaneously.
The Magnum tablet is now available for purchase online via the Lacs Website. However, it's important to note that the device is not available in all regions yet, with the West Region being the current region where it can be purchased. Customers in the West Region can contact Mr. Santosh Oswal at 09922404259 for retail purchase information.
While the specific operating system and processor of the Magnum tablet are not explicitly mentioned in the available search results, more detailed product specifications and technical details can be found on the official LACS product documentation, the manufacturer's website, or trusted technology review sites.
In the budget segment, the Magnum tablet competes with the Binatone tablet, while the Dell Streak is in the upper segment, priced at Rs 34,990.
In summary, the Magnum tablet offers a range of features, is compatible with a wide range of media files, and is now available for purchase online and in select retail settings in the West Region. For more detailed information, such as the operating system and processor, it's recommended to check the official LACS product documentation or the manufacturer's website.
The Magnum tablet, a new gadget in the Indian market, boasts a touchscreen e-reader with a choice of two screen sizes. This technology-powered device is competitive in the budget segment, similar to the Binatone tablet, yet offers unique features such as compatibility with various media files and a multitasking function. The specific operating system and processor details can be found on the official LACS product documentation or trusted technology review sites.
