Micromax launches 10.1-inch tablet PC, priced at Rs 10K
Agencies : New Delhi, Fri Aug 17 2012, 17:30 hrs
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Domestic handset maker Micromax today launched a 10.1-inch tablet PC priced at Rs 9,999.
"We launched our 7-inch device in April and sold 1.4 lakh devices in just 100 days. We are confident that the new 10.1-inch tab will also do well," Micromax CEO Deepak Mehrotra told reporters here.
The company will launch two more 7-inch tabs in this month to offer a slew of choices to the consumer, he added.
The FunBook Pro is powered by a 1.2 Ghz processor and has a 0.3 MP front camera.
Micromax is also expanding its smartphone portfolio with the launch of four new devices.
"The idea is to offer customers choice. We have products across categories and price points and that will help us grow our position further in the Indian market," he said.
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