Showing posts with label model. Show all posts
Intex PLAYER Gaming Phone launched for Rs. 2790
Intex has launched the Intex PLAYER a new gaming phone with Dual SIM support. It has a 2.8-inch touch screen display, 1.3MP camera and FM Radio with recording. Intex launched the SENSE 3.0 dual SIM feature phone last year. It has 2 dedicated gaming buttons on the top to play over 1000 pre-loaded games. Several Indian mobile phone manufactures including Lava, G’Five and Maxx have released gaming phones in the past.Intex PLAYER specifications
2.8-inch 65K TFT touch screen displayDual SIM (GSM
Intex PLAYER specifications
- 2.8-inch 65K TFT touch screen display
- Dual SIM (GSM +GSM)
- 1.3 MP camera with video recording
- Audio player (MP3 and WAV) and Video player (25FPS, AVI, 3GP, MP4)
- Bluetooth, USB
- FM Radio with recording
- Hindi and English language support
- Expandable memory up to 16GB
- Smart dial and auto call record and battery manager
- 1200 mAh battery with upto 4 hours and up to 200 hours standby
It has Hindi and English language support. It also comes bundled with 4GB memory card. It has blacklist and white list options. The blacklist option allows the user to block unwanted numbers and the white list option helps one select the people who they want to stay in touch with. It has Bluetooth support as well as a USB option to connect with PCs for data transfer.
The Intex PLAYER comes in Black, White and Silver colors and is priced at Rs. 2,790. It is available at more than 15,000 distributors and reseller outlets and more than 50 INTEX SQUARES and several hypermarkets across India.
Nokia 105 launched in India for Rs. 1249
Nokia has launched the 105, an affordable entry-level phone in India as we reported last week. The Nokia 105 was announced at the MWC 2013 back in February, and would replace the Nokia 1280. It has a 1.45-inch (128 x 128 pixels) 65k Colour TFT Display, has FM Radio support and comes with Nokia Life which sold more than 100 million units in its lifetime. The Nokia 105 is based on Nokia’s Series 30 platform similar to the Nokia 100 and 101 affordable entry-level phones that were launched in India last year. It has dust-and splash-proof keypad and offers up to 12.5 hours of talk time and up to 35 days of standby.
Nokia 105 features and specifications
Display: 1.45-inch 65k Colour TFT DisplayDual band, EGSM 900/1800Dimensions 107 x 44.8 x 14.3 mm; weight 70 g (including battery)FM RadioFive pre-loaded gamesMultiple alarm clock capabilities,Speaking clock and flashlightNokia Life service that offers information messages on several topicsConnectivity: 2.0 mm Charger Connector, 3.5 mm AV Connector800 mAh battery with up to 35 days standby and 12.5 hours talk time
The Nokia 105 is priced at Rs. 1,249. It would go on sale in India later this month.
Nokia 105 features and specifications
- Display: 1.45-inch 65k Colour TFT Display
- Dual band, EGSM 900/1800
- Dimensions 107 x 44.8 x 14.3 mm; weight 70 g (including battery)
- FM Radio
- Five pre-loaded games
- Multiple alarm clock capabilities,
- Speaking clock and flashlight
- Nokia Life service that offers information messages on several topics
- Connectivity: 2.0 mm Charger Connector, 3.5 mm AV Connector
- 800 mAh battery with up to 35 days standby and 12.5 hours talk time
The Nokia 105 is priced at Rs. 1,249. It would go on sale in India later this month.
Nokia into the microwave business now
Nokia into the microwave business now
Well, well, what do we have here? It seems that Nokia, the smartphone company from Finland that used to dominate the mobile phone market, is about to take the plunge into the home appliances market with a microwave, of all products. I say, why not? After all, the humble microwave might not be a centerpiece in your newly renovated kitchen, but it sure as heck is one of the most important pieces of the kitchen puzzle. After all, it is the microwave that helps you heat things up in the blink of an eye, making sure that those TV dinners which you bought would taste absolutely delicious in a matter of minutes. This microwave is called the Nokia 5AM-TH1N6 Constellation, which happens to be a touch-screen microwave oven – perhaps it is a sign that expertise from their Windows Phone 8-powered smartphones being handed down?
The Nokia Constellation will set itself apart with a superfast, water-cooled 8-core high-voltage transformer, where it is capable of delivering a combined performance of 5,000 watts to end-users, allowing one to heat up turnkey meal solutions in a matter of seconds. Olavi Huhtikuu, Nokia’s director of household innovation, said, “Nokia has a proven track record and extensive IPR in working with microwave radios, so for us this was a logical next step. We can attack our competition in their core business. That’s why we developed the highly innovative 5AM-TH1N6 Constellation, which will revolutionize everything from single households to canteen kitchens”
Other innovative features in the new Nokia 5AM-TH1N6 include eye-tracking technology that ensures food will stop rotating whenever you look at it, and it will even be able to adjust the temperature automatically, depending on just how hungry you look. Expect the Constellation to ship from Q2 onwards at a suggested retail price of €399 a pop.
Just in case you were wondering whether this sounds way too good to be true, or that it is just a hoot to hear the Finnish smartphone company venturing into the consumer electronics and home appliance segments of the market
Well, well, what do we have here? It seems that Nokia, the smartphone company from Finland that used to dominate the mobile phone market, is about to take the plunge into the home appliances market with a microwave, of all products. I say, why not? After all, the humble microwave might not be a centerpiece in your newly renovated kitchen, but it sure as heck is one of the most important pieces of the kitchen puzzle. After all, it is the microwave that helps you heat things up in the blink of an eye, making sure that those TV dinners which you bought would taste absolutely delicious in a matter of minutes. This microwave is called the Nokia 5AM-TH1N6 Constellation, which happens to be a touch-screen microwave oven – perhaps it is a sign that expertise from their Windows Phone 8-powered smartphones being handed down?
The Nokia Constellation will set itself apart with a superfast, water-cooled 8-core high-voltage transformer, where it is capable of delivering a combined performance of 5,000 watts to end-users, allowing one to heat up turnkey meal solutions in a matter of seconds. Olavi Huhtikuu, Nokia’s director of household innovation, said, “Nokia has a proven track record and extensive IPR in working with microwave radios, so for us this was a logical next step. We can attack our competition in their core business. That’s why we developed the highly innovative 5AM-TH1N6 Constellation, which will revolutionize everything from single households to canteen kitchens”
Other innovative features in the new Nokia 5AM-TH1N6 include eye-tracking technology that ensures food will stop rotating whenever you look at it, and it will even be able to adjust the temperature automatically, depending on just how hungry you look. Expect the Constellation to ship from Q2 onwards at a suggested retail price of €399 a pop.
Just in case you were wondering whether this sounds way too good to be true, or that it is just a hoot to hear the Finnish smartphone company venturing into the consumer electronics and home appliance segments of the market
Tag :
appliances,
business,
cooler,
electronice,
future,
gadgets,
kitchen,
latest,
microwave,
model,
new,
nokia,
products,
smartphone,
water
