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India based handset manufacturer, Intex, has plans to launch an Android device for the budget conscious in February.
Ringing in at 5,500 rupees ($120US), this FroYo handset should be a great way to get into the Android club without hoping the landlord forgets to collect rent.
Naturally, anyone looking to scoop up this phone shouldn’t expect the world from it. It will launch with FroYo, be loaded with a 3.2MP camera but the touch screen rings in a 2.8″ of resistive get-what-you-pay-for. Hey, dirt cheap has to start somewhere, right?
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Already sounds like a fail vs. the ZTE Blade variants.
That guy’s thinking..ooOO(I hope my junk isn’t showing)
Wonder if it will catch fire like the Tata or whatever that stupid Indian car was called.
Indians should stick to eating curry
That guy looks like an old tiger woods
India has 706 Million mobile phone subscribers. If they manage to sell this to one hundredth of one percent of the total subscribers, that is 0.01%, they would’ve sold more than what Garmin achieved with their GarminFone.
In India, its about volume.
Wow, this place is full off complete twats.
If your goal is making money, this is pure genius.
A personal message to “JOE” : Hi dude, how about you f**k off before i stuff you up with some curry and send you off to hell in a fiery nano
Intex is known as crappier manufacturer than MicroMax which has a much better reputation and is giving Nokia a run for the money in India.