HP Pro8 tablet series launched in the Indian market; pricing starts from Rs 13,374
The device was designed by HP's Digital India Unit with specific inputs from public and private sector customers.


Image Credit: HP[/caption]The Pro8 tablet range comprises an 8-inch tablet, coupled with customisable features that will allow the delivery of services, including financial inclusion and benefit schemes.The company says the tablet is aimed at ensuring efficient delivery of subsidised food products under the Public Distribution System (PDS), comprehensive monitoring of various healthcare initiatives and several other flagship programmes run by the central and state governments."We have won a few big deals from state governments for delivering tens of thousands of such devices. These tablets are not just being sold purely as devices but as end-to end solutions. We will provide the devices and get partners bring their software and solutions into it," Chandra told IANS.The device can house pre-loaded apps to support various functionalities. It was designed by HP's Digital India Unit with specific inputs from public and private sector customers.The features include sunlight readable screen for outdoor usage, iris and fingerprint scanner for Aadhar-based authentication, thermal printer and magnetic-strip reader for financial transactions and bar code scanner for inventory management.The tablet features Android 'Marshmallow', Quad Core Processor, 2GB RAM with 16GB on-board storage (expandable upto 64GB) and 6,000mAh high-capacity battery."As a long-standing partner in India's digital journey, we take this opportunity to provide solutions that can solve real life problems," Chandra added.

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