New Delhi: Low-cost mobile devices maker will soon launch a Rs 2,000 smartphone in India with free lifetime Internet access. The device will be launched before Diwali.
Datawind Executive Vice President Rupinder Singh said the device will have a 3.5 inch screen size and will be based on Android operating system.
He said the company is in talks with three mobile operators for the lifetime free Internet offer but refused to divulge more details as the deal is yet to be finalised.
Datawind currently offers three smartphones and 5 tablets under its portfolio and is selling 40,000-50,000 devices every month. The company is known for its low cost Aakash tablet for students, in 2011 Datawind had won a contract to supply 1 lakh units of Aakash tablets priced at Rs 2500 (approx) each.
