$35 tablet computer made by Canadian company

DataWind, a wireless manufacturing company started by two Indian-born, Canadian-raisedbrothers, Suneet and Raja Tuli, has produced what The Wall Street Journal callsthe world'scheapest tablet computer.

TheAakash Tablet sells for $35. It has a basic touch screenand can be used for functions like word processing, web browsing and video-conferencing.

Aakash has a seven-inchHD2.2 touch screen and anAndroid video co-processor. Last year, the company signed acontract with the government of India, whichintends to deliver 10 million of the tablets to students across India.

Founded in Montreal and now headquartered in London, U.K., DataWind has offices in Amritsar, Dallas and Mississauga.