Swipe Ace Strike 4G Tablet Launched in India, Available on Snapdeal for Rs 6,999
Several new devices have been launched in India and part of the growing list is Swipe Technologies' latest tablet called the Ace Strike. According to The Economic Times, the Ace Strike is "India's first tablet to support all 4G networks including FDD and TDD variants of LTE technology."
And a great thing about it is that even though it features 4G-LTE connectivity for faster browsing, the company has still made it a budget tablet, priced for only Rs 6,999 (around $100) and now available on e-commerce site, Snapdeal.
Aside from that, the Indian device maker also made sure that support for voice calling is a highlight of the tablet. Other details of Ace Strike include a 6.98-inch IPS HD display with 600 x 1024 pixels resolution. Through the Vi-Di Technology, the viewing experience is made outstanding. It is also powered by 1.3GHz Quad core 64-bit processor with 2GB RAM and has a built-in memory storage of 16GB with expandability support up to 32GB, which is perfect for those who are into online gaming.
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International Business Times detailed that the device runs on Android 5.1 Lollipop operating system and is packed with a 4,000 mAh battery. For picture taking purposes, the tablet with dual 4G SIM support carries a 5MP camera sensor that is placed on the rear panel. Meanwhile, a 2MP camera is on the front for selfies and video calling. Its design is made up of a champagne gold side panel with an ivory white body. Its wireless connectivity features include Wi Fi, Bluetooth and micro USB 2.0 port, USB OTG, GPRS/EDGE and 3G. However, one will not be able to find an HDMI port on the tablet.
As written in the same IBTimes report, Shripal Gandhi, founder and CEO of Swipe Technologies, talked about the tablet and said "Ace Strike is a perfect fusion of Innovation and Technology. I am delighted to present India's first and the most economical 4G tablet, Ace Strike—the latest device that will create a touchstone in the 4G tablet segment."
