Sunday, May 13, 2012

Thai govt. signs $32.8 million deal to purchase Android tablets for education

Thai govt. signs $32.8 million deal to purchase Android tablets for education

The Next Web has reported that the Thailand government has inked a deal that would see them carry out the widest educational tablet deployment to date. They will be purchasing 400,000 Android 4.0 tablets from Shenzhen Scope at $81 a pop. They might even purchase another 530,000 tablets, bringing the total spend to $75.7 million. Fortunately, instead of purchasing crap like the Indian government did, they've focused on ensuring the hardware in the tablet would actually be usable. The $81 Scopad SP0712 tablet runs Ice Cream Sandwich, has a 7 inch screen (as expected), 8 GB of storage, 1 GB RAM and GPS.

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