Nvidia showcased its reference design tablet, the Tegra Note, in September and announced Indian device maker Xolo as one of its partners, making it responsible for selling the device in the Indian market. The tablet's headline features include the powerful Nvidia Tegra 4 chip and an intelligent stylus, in addition to some new capabilities that leverage the Tegra 4 chip.
The tablet was priced at $199 (Rs 12,336 approximately at today's exchange rate) in the US, and appeared to be a compelling buy. Of course, we didn't expect it to sell in India at the same price and at Rs 17,999, a price that pitchforks it in the league of Google's new Nexus 7 tablet and Asus's Fonepad 7.
We try to find out if the Xolo Play Tegra Note - without 3G and calling support - offers more bang for your buck than the competing devices in our review.
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The tablet was priced at $199 (Rs 12,336 approximately at today's exchange rate) in the US, and appeared to be a compelling buy. Of course, we didn't expect it to sell in India at the same price and at Rs 17,999, a price that pitchforks it in the league of Google's new Nexus 7 tablet and Asus's Fonepad 7.
We try to find out if the Xolo Play Tegra Note - without 3G and calling support - offers more bang for your buck than the competing devices in our review.
Read More
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