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The OlivePad VT-100 was launched in India last month making it the first indigenous 3G tablet. Although it was much anticipated among and clamed to cost reasonable hardly showed any striking features and for that matter value for money. The users find it too expensive with rugged features and felt very unrefined. The PC might not be exported to US so soon but hit Russia and Europe in the near future.

The India’s first Android tablet which had launched at very low price as compared to the market players and considered as a breakthrough in Indian technology belongs to Olive telecom as has 7 inch panel, is running of the Android 2.2 FroYo operating system, and has 512MB internal RAM. It has an inbuilt 512MB memory and which can be expanded to 32GB by a MicroSD card.

The OlivePad VT-100 features dual camera as well one in the front and the rear with 3 mega pixel in the front and a VGA behind. Consisting of Qualcomm MSM7227 processor which is perfectly decent choice for a Pc tablet like this, with minor changes might be able to touch international standards.

Among the changes the critics feel the display needs to be able to output a higher resolution and issues like dullness and the visible pink tint need to be addressed, since the OlivePad VT-100defintely needs a better designed touch UI and a better capacitive display. The large display makes it the ideal portable video/movie player and not only made for reading e-books and browsing the Web only, they reduced user options with only supporting MP4 and H.264 files. Although the battery looked pretty decent on paper when tested it barely lasted 45 minutes in normal to heavy usage.

As against the general presumption of OlivePad VT-100 value for money one can put an ideal price point of Rs. 15K for a technology set like this.

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