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Medical and Health Internet-in-a-Box - South Asia Edition
Collaborating with Wiki Project Med Foundation and HealthPhone, Internet-in-a-Box has developed an offline distribution system for medical and healthcare content geared specifically to South Asia.
Internet-in-a-Box (IIAB) is a complete single-board computer with an in-built Wi-Fi hotspot that allows for easy distribution of information in places where access to the Internet is limited, controlled, not affordable or simply unavailable. Within a range of 50 to 100 meters, up to 32 people can connect to the device with a mobile phone or computer to access and download its content, free of any cost. It also functions as a mini app store in that those connected to it can download and install a number of offline apps.
The 32 Gb microSD card (included contains: Over 1,000 HealthPhone healthcare and nutrition videos across 22 Indian languages, 47 HealthPhone mobile apps across 18 Indian languages, all of Wikipedia Medical Encyclopaedia in English and Farsi, full Wikipedia in 23 Indian Languages, The Global Emergency Medicine Wiki, and Children for Health’s 100 Health Messages in 5 Indian languages.
Medical and Health Internet-in-a-Box is available for the costs of the hardware, taxes and shipping (₹1,999. / US$30.).
