Further, it revealed that number of 3G handsets is expected to reach 395 million approx.

The figures seem to be overestimated, especially, when we look at the fact that the 3G service will mostly be used by urban population which also has easy access to other high speed internet services.

4 parts out of 5 of 3G users will be urban segment of the society in 2013. the rural segment will, however, take nearly four to five years to show a boom in the 3G industry.

This will also lead to a rise in the demand for videos, mobile magazines, comic strips and other similar content.

The report appears to be pretty optimistic!

Rs. 23999.

The Olive V-X107H is the first 3G netbook in India launched by Olive Communication and Tata Teleservices. The 3G capabilities will be built in the netbook, hence it will not require any external USB modem or other connecting device.

Photon Plus by Tata Teleservices Limited is the wireless broadband network that will offer the netbook.

Mr. Anil Sardana, Managing Director of Tata Teleservices Limited says, “The Olive netbook powered by Tata Photon Plus heralds a new era in versatile computing access, and is in keeping with TTSL’s endeavor to provide affordable and ubiquitously accessible high-speed Internet access”.

“The unique advantages of our high-speed Internet access service get compounded by the feature-rich and attractively-priced netbook, which will be on offer with an exclusive range of tariff offerings, designed to bring the best of both worlds to the market”, he adds further.