UbiSlate 7 Sold out (for Jan & Feb)

Specifications	Aakash (UbiSlate7)	UbiSlate 7+ (Upgraded Aakash)
Availability		Month Inventory Status January February
Pricing	Rs.2,499/-	Rs.2,999/-
Microprocessor	Arm11 – 366Mhz	Cortex A8 – 700 Mhz
Battery	2100 mAh	3200 mAh
OS	Android 2.2	Android 2.3
Network	WiFi	WiFi & GPRS (SIM & Phone functionality)

The UbiSlate7+ is an Android 2.3 touch screen tablet that has a HD video co-processor for a high-quality multimedia experience and core graphics accelerator for faster application support.  This tablet is the only Android device in the market to offer DataWind’s UbiSurfer browser, based on 18 international patents.  The UbiSurfer browser accelerates web pages by factors of 10x to 30x, allowing for a web experience who’s speed is unrivalled.

The device includes WiFi connectivity and support for optional 3G modems.  Two full-sized USB ports are integrated into the unit allowing pen-drives, external keyboards, web-cams, dongles and other inexpensive peripherals to be attached.  “Pen drives are a common medium for storing and sharing content in India.  They are even used by people that are not computer savvy, for access to music and videos.  A full sized USB ports allowing regular pen-drives to be plugged-in is also available as an added advantage over other Tablets.

Features

Shell Commands and What They Do

Shell Commands and What They Do

#	Marks a command.
alias	Displays alias.
bg	Resumes job in the background.
break	Resumes execution after the loop.
breaksw	Breaks from a switch command; resumes after the endsw command.
case	Defines a label in a switch command.
cd	Changes directory.
chdir	Changes directory, same as cd.
continue	Continues a loop.
default	Specifies the default case in a switch.
dirs	Displays the directory stack.
echo	Writes arguments to the standard output of the shell.
eval	Evaluates a command.
exec	Executes the command in the current shell.
exit	Exits the shell.
fg	Brings a job in the foreground.
foreach	Specifies a looping control statement and execute a sequence of commands until reaching an end command.
glob	Writes arguments to the standard output of the shell, like the echo command, but without the new line.
goto	Continues execution after the specified label.
hashstat	Displays hash table statistics.
history	Displays the history list.
if	Executes a command if condition met.

kill	Sends a signal to a process. term (terminate) is the default signal.
limit	Sets or list system resource limits.
login	Logs on.
logout	Logs out.
nice	Changes the priority of commands run in the shell.
nohup	Ignores the hangup signal.
notify	Notifies the user about changes in job status.
onintr	Tells the shell what to do on interrupt.
popd	Pops the top directory off the directory stack and changes to the new top directory.
pushd	Exchanges the top two elements of the directory stack.
rehash	Re-computes the hash table of the contents of the directories in the path shell variable.
repeat	Repeats the execution of a command.
set	Displays or set the value of a shell variable.
setenv	Sets environment variables.
shift	Shifts shell arguments.
source	Reads commands from a script.
stop	Stops a background job.
suspend	Stops the current shell.
switch	Starts a switch.
time	Displays the time used to execute commands.
umask	Shows or set file permissions.
unalias	Removes command alias.
unhash	Disables the internal hash table.
unlimit	Removes limitations on system Resource.
unset	Deletes shell variables.
unsetenv	Deletes environment variables.
wait	Waits for background jobs to complete.
while …end	Executes the commands between the while and matching end statements repeatedly.
@	Displays or set the values of all the shell variables.

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“Invent with Python” was written to be understandable by kids as young as 10 to 12 years old, although it is great for anyone of any age who has never programmed before.
This second edition has revised and expanded content, including a Pygame tutorial library to make games with graphics, animation, and sound.
The book and the programs are open source, and are available under a Creative Commons Attribution-Noncommercial-Share Alike license, meaning they are free to copy and distribute. See the license for full details.

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Correct way to work on the Computer

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Correct way to work on the Computer
 

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