Micromax Funbook vs HCL ME Tablet U1 vs Aakash 2
Since there are many low cost tablets already in the Market after Akash and Penta Tab, I have compared the medium budget tablets Micromax Funbook, HCL ME U1 and Aakash 2 and derived some data to understand to help you decide the best tablet to buy out of the lot.
Operating System
While both Micromax Funbook and HCL ME U1 ship with an Android 4.0.3 Ice Cream Sandwich OS, the Aakash 2 will launch with an Android Gingerbread. Nevertheless latest reports indicate that the updated version of Aakash will eventually run on an ICS in about a couple of months after release.
Processor
While the Funbook, ME U1 and Aakash 2 are powered by a similar Cortex A8 processor, they are clocked at varying frequencies of 1.2GHz, 1GHz and 700MHz respectively. While the Funbook apparently seems to be the fastest on the basis of its frequency, it is even known to be backed by a Dual Mali 400 2D/3D GPU (Graphics Processing Unit) making it possibly the most efficient out of the three.
Display
All the three low-cost tablets carry the same sized 7-inches touchscreen display and a similar resolution of 800x480 display, they also sport a similar display technology of multi-touch capacitive display. While Aakash 2 is expected to move on from resistive to capacitive display too, Micromax Funbook may however have the upper hand here with an add-on benefit of 2-Finger Pinch zoom, while the ME U1 apparently has the best touchscreen accuracy precision in the range of low-cost tablets.
Memory
While Aakash 2 is to come with a combination of 256MB of RAM and 2GB of storage expandable to 32GB, the other two tablets seem like a better bet here as they provide 512MB of RAM and 4GB internal memory expandable to 32GB.
Camera
While we know that both Funbook and ME U1 sport a 0.3-megapixel snapper, there isn’t much confirmation on the camera that will feature on the Aakash 2. However, reports do indicate that it may feature a VGA cam too, and may have the benefit of both front and back facing cameras.
Battery
In the area of battery life and backup power, Aakash 2 takes a beating from ME U1 owing to its 3200mAh battery as opposed to the latter’s more powerful powerhouse of 3600mAh. However Funbook may be the worst choice here as it sports a mere 2800mAh battery.
Connectivity
While Aakash 2 is expected to come with Wi-Fi, SIM support and a USB port, the ME U1 comes with both USB and mini USB ports in addition to support of Bluetooth and 3G. While the ME U1 lacks the HDMI port facility, the Funbook on the other hand carries a Wi-Fi, USB and HDMI facility and misses the mini USB port.
Price
The Funbook is available for Rs 6,499 and the ME U1 is priced at Rs 7,999. Although there is no confirmation on the pricing of Aakash 2 yet, the reports indicate a probable price tag of about Rs 3,000.
Verdict
While Aakash 2 only seems to be the best bet based on its ‘projected’ pricing for now, but it may be a good deal, if it comes strapped with both front and back facing cameras. HCL ME U1 scores better in the areas of battery and display whereas Funbook takes the lead in realms of processing capabilities. The result is more or less a draw when it comes to OS; and for connectivity, memory and even display, the Funbook or ME U1 can either be a good bet.
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Since there are many low cost tablets already in the Market after Akash and Penta Tab, I have compared the medium budget tablets Micromax Funbook, HCL ME U1 and Aakash 2 and derived some data to understand to help you decide the best tablet to buy out of the lot.
Operating System
While both Micromax Funbook and HCL ME U1 ship with an Android 4.0.3 Ice Cream Sandwich OS, the Aakash 2 will launch with an Android Gingerbread. Nevertheless latest reports indicate that the updated version of Aakash will eventually run on an ICS in about a couple of months after release.
Processor
While the Funbook, ME U1 and Aakash 2 are powered by a similar Cortex A8 processor, they are clocked at varying frequencies of 1.2GHz, 1GHz and 700MHz respectively. While the Funbook apparently seems to be the fastest on the basis of its frequency, it is even known to be backed by a Dual Mali 400 2D/3D GPU (Graphics Processing Unit) making it possibly the most efficient out of the three.
Display
All the three low-cost tablets carry the same sized 7-inches touchscreen display and a similar resolution of 800x480 display, they also sport a similar display technology of multi-touch capacitive display. While Aakash 2 is expected to move on from resistive to capacitive display too, Micromax Funbook may however have the upper hand here with an add-on benefit of 2-Finger Pinch zoom, while the ME U1 apparently has the best touchscreen accuracy precision in the range of low-cost tablets.
Memory
While Aakash 2 is to come with a combination of 256MB of RAM and 2GB of storage expandable to 32GB, the other two tablets seem like a better bet here as they provide 512MB of RAM and 4GB internal memory expandable to 32GB.
Camera
While we know that both Funbook and ME U1 sport a 0.3-megapixel snapper, there isn’t much confirmation on the camera that will feature on the Aakash 2. However, reports do indicate that it may feature a VGA cam too, and may have the benefit of both front and back facing cameras.
Battery
In the area of battery life and backup power, Aakash 2 takes a beating from ME U1 owing to its 3200mAh battery as opposed to the latter’s more powerful powerhouse of 3600mAh. However Funbook may be the worst choice here as it sports a mere 2800mAh battery.
Connectivity
While Aakash 2 is expected to come with Wi-Fi, SIM support and a USB port, the ME U1 comes with both USB and mini USB ports in addition to support of Bluetooth and 3G. While the ME U1 lacks the HDMI port facility, the Funbook on the other hand carries a Wi-Fi, USB and HDMI facility and misses the mini USB port.
Price
The Funbook is available for Rs 6,499 and the ME U1 is priced at Rs 7,999. Although there is no confirmation on the pricing of Aakash 2 yet, the reports indicate a probable price tag of about Rs 3,000.
Verdict
While Aakash 2 only seems to be the best bet based on its ‘projected’ pricing for now, but it may be a good deal, if it comes strapped with both front and back facing cameras. HCL ME U1 scores better in the areas of battery and display whereas Funbook takes the lead in realms of processing capabilities. The result is more or less a draw when it comes to OS; and for connectivity, memory and even display, the Funbook or ME U1 can either be a good bet.
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