DataWind unveils MoreGMax 3G6 phablet with 12 months of free internet, at Rs 5,999



Canadian wireless, web-access products, and services developer Datawind, has expanded its product lineup with the launch of a new phablet MoreGMax 3G6 in India. Priced at Rs 5,999 the device is aimed at the budget segment and was launched by Mr. John Tory, the Mayor of Toronto, Canada, during his visit to the company's state of the art manufacturing facility in Hyderabad. Though major manufacturers are struggling with their sales of the Android tablets, Datawind said with the MoreGMax 3G6 phablet
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