Samsung Mobiles Nepal have updated their price for their three handsets recently. The three handsets includes Galaxy Ace 4 CDMA, Galaxy Grand Neo Plus and Galaxy Grand 2.
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Tuesday, September 30, 2014
Sony Xperia Z3 Compact Review
When Sony released the Xperia Z1 Compact, a non-outsized phone with
specs nearly identical to the flagship Xperia Z1, we hoped it would be
the beginning of a new trend. Large screens might be nice, but users who
prefer something a little easier handle had been left out of the
flagship market altogether. Unlike its "mini" counterparts, the Z1
Compact boasted of a top-end processor and camera, with only the screen
really scaling down to suit the smaller body.
Sony didn't refresh
the Z1 Compact when the Xperia Z2 was released, but thankfully the company
hasn't given up on the idea altogether. After skipping a generation, the
brand new Z3 Compact is here. It's a little less premium and a lot more
expensive than before, which means there isn't much of a gap between it
and its full-fat sibling. We're curious about whether the Z3 Compact
will carry on the mission its predecessor started, or will find a new
niche for itself in the market.
Look and feel
The first thing that struck us about the Z3 Compact is that it has ditched the metal frame that stood out so prominently on the Z1 Compact. There's plastic all around, which gives it a slightly lower-end feel, but the aesthetics have actually improved. Sony has toned down the colours - beyond the standard black and white, you can now choose a deep orange or a pale green instead of the bright pink and yellow.
The opaque front and back sandwich a translucent middle band. The corners have the same shock-absorbing properties as the ones on the new Xperia Z3, but you won't find any of its slick curved metal. The advantages of this are that the magnetic dock connector is far better concealed, and the flaps covering the ports and slots are easier to open. One thing the two siblings do have in common is that their glass backs are so smooth, they both slide around on flat surfaces like air hockey pucks.
Sony's trademark round silver power button is in its usual place on the right edge, with the volume rocker right below it. Both are too low to be used easily, and we wish Sony had placed them more appropriately considering how this phone will typically be held. There's also a dedicated two-stage camera shutter button which doubles as a shortcut to launch the camera app even when the phone is in standby.
There are twin stereo speakers on the front. Our white review model had clearly visible cutouts for the front camera and sensors. All the other variants have black front panels, which we think looks a little better. The Z3 Compact has the same IP68 rating as its sibling, which means it is resistant to damage from exposure to dust and liquids. That's always a good thing, but the tradeoff is that you'll have to deal with the fiddly side flap every time you need to plug this phone in to charge.
The Z3 Compact is only a hair bigger than the Z1 Compact was , but it's also nearly a millimetre thinner. It's light enough to be comfortable, and it isn't too much of a stretch to use it with one hand. In terms of size, this phone is a little wider than an iPhone 5s and about the same height, but its screen occupies more of the front face. Interestingly, the Z3 Compact is smaller than (but not as thin as) the newly announced iPhone 6.
The biggest difference is of course the screens. The Z3 Compact steps down from full-HD to 720x1280. It's a little less crisp in absolute terms of pixels per inch (ppi), but it still looks very crisp and should be more than enough for most people. Interestingly, the screen has been bumped up to 4.6-inches diagonally, from the Z1 Compact's 4.3 inches, without any significant increase in body size.
As a result of the smaller body and less power-hungry screen, the Z3 Compact can get by with a 2,600mAh battery rather than the 3,100mAh required by the Z3. We'll be very interested in seeing whether this compromises battery life in our tests and in real-world usage.
The camera is the same 20.7-megapixel unit as the one on the Z3, and is also capable of recording 4K video. High-resolution audio support and PS4 Remote Play also make their way over. Nothing has been reserved or made exclusive to the more expensive model. Considering our excellent impressions of the Z3, these are all tempting reasons to buy the Z3 Compact instead, and we're glad we get to choose between the two.
The software is identical to that on the Z3 - Android 4.4.4 with Sony's rather overbearing UI skin. The two phones behave identically and their software looks just the same. You can read all about the software usage experience, including the unfortunate bloatware and the new camera app modes, in our detailed review of the Z3.
Now that Apple has announced its iPhone 6 and iPhone 6 Plus with nearly identical specifications, comparisons to the Xperia Z3 and Z3 Compact are inevitable - no one else offers such similar hardware in two sizes. However, where Apple has tweaked its software to offer more options and a richer UI on its larger model's bigger screen, Sony has just scaled things up and down, pixel for pixel.
Similarly, the 3DMark Ice Storm Unlimited test gave us 19,465 points as against the 16,995 that the Z3 managed. AnTuTu 5, which is a mixed test, showed a lesser advantage to the Z3 Compact with a score of 42,493 compared to 39,441. Quadrant's overall score tipped in favour of the Z3 Compact, but the CPU and memory sub-scores indicated that the Z3 a clear advantage in these areas - they just get overshadowed by graphics performance.
All this means that the Z3 Compact will be an excellent device for gaming on. The experience might not be very immersive, but games will be smoother and look better. HD videos played perfectly, and the sound from the front stereo speakers was impressively loud, though just a little tinny. This isn't just the most powerful compact phone on the market - it's one of the most powerful, period.
Real-world performance is also just as good. We couldn't find anything to complain about in terms of UI responsiveness or app behaviour. This phone was a total pleasure to use. Call quality was perfectly good, though you have to make sure you position the tiny earpiece correctly.
We weren't entirely sure how the battery life equation would work out, with a smaller battery but less demanding screen than the Z3. It turns out we shouldn't have been worried - the Z3 Compact posted one of our best ever battery life results with a very impressive 15 hours and 5 minutes of uninterrupted video playback. You should easily get two or three days of usage out of every full charge.
We were constantly impressed by how slowly the battery life percentage reduced, even during demanding test situations. We charged the phone fully and put it away in storage one night, only to find it happily kicking back at 99 percent the next morning. In fact we tested the battery twice, because our initial finding of 11 hours, 13 minutes (despite being impressive on its own) didn't adequately bear out our impressions of what we should find.
We were also very happy to note that the Z3 Compact's camera is every bit as good as the one on the Z3. There's still a lot to discover, especially since Sony only makes various features available as separate "camera apps", no matter how useful (or frivolous). Despite the 20.7-megapixel rating, we'd stick with the default 8-megapixel setting which really is good enough, and makes storage and management easier.
In terms of image quality, we were more than happy with the camera's performance in all conditions. Low-light and video reproduction could have been a little better, but what we have is still miles ahead of the competition at this price point.
This disappoints us a bit, because the Z1 Compact had the same equation with its bigger sibling yet cost a lot less when it launched, making it a very attractive proposition. In fact, the Z1 Compact is still available for around Rs. 29,500 today, which makes it not only one of the best choices at that price, but also a very compelling reason not to buy the Z3 Compact.
There isn't much difference between the Z1 Compact and Z3 Compact - a little CPU speed, LTE support, a few camera tricks, a marginally smaller screen, and 1mm of width. Despite all its amazing qualities, the Z3 Compact has a deadly competitor in the form of its own predecessor. As we noted in our wrap-up of the Xperia Z3 review, it's a fantastic device when seen on its own, but it really makes its lower-priced predecessor look even better.
The Xperia Z3 Compact represents a criminally under-exploited market segment and we're still waiting for competition to jump in. Maybe the strategy will catch on now that Apple has adopted it. It's high time that our fixation with huge screens was reined in, and for now, Sony has the only options in town on the Android side of the fence.
The first thing that struck us about the Z3 Compact is that it has ditched the metal frame that stood out so prominently on the Z1 Compact. There's plastic all around, which gives it a slightly lower-end feel, but the aesthetics have actually improved. Sony has toned down the colours - beyond the standard black and white, you can now choose a deep orange or a pale green instead of the bright pink and yellow.
The opaque front and back sandwich a translucent middle band. The corners have the same shock-absorbing properties as the ones on the new Xperia Z3, but you won't find any of its slick curved metal. The advantages of this are that the magnetic dock connector is far better concealed, and the flaps covering the ports and slots are easier to open. One thing the two siblings do have in common is that their glass backs are so smooth, they both slide around on flat surfaces like air hockey pucks.
Sony's trademark round silver power button is in its usual place on the right edge, with the volume rocker right below it. Both are too low to be used easily, and we wish Sony had placed them more appropriately considering how this phone will typically be held. There's also a dedicated two-stage camera shutter button which doubles as a shortcut to launch the camera app even when the phone is in standby.
There are twin stereo speakers on the front. Our white review model had clearly visible cutouts for the front camera and sensors. All the other variants have black front panels, which we think looks a little better. The Z3 Compact has the same IP68 rating as its sibling, which means it is resistant to damage from exposure to dust and liquids. That's always a good thing, but the tradeoff is that you'll have to deal with the fiddly side flap every time you need to plug this phone in to charge.
The Z3 Compact is only a hair bigger than the Z1 Compact was , but it's also nearly a millimetre thinner. It's light enough to be comfortable, and it isn't too much of a stretch to use it with one hand. In terms of size, this phone is a little wider than an iPhone 5s and about the same height, but its screen occupies more of the front face. Interestingly, the Z3 Compact is smaller than (but not as thin as) the newly announced iPhone 6.
- Specifications and software
The biggest difference is of course the screens. The Z3 Compact steps down from full-HD to 720x1280. It's a little less crisp in absolute terms of pixels per inch (ppi), but it still looks very crisp and should be more than enough for most people. Interestingly, the screen has been bumped up to 4.6-inches diagonally, from the Z1 Compact's 4.3 inches, without any significant increase in body size.
As a result of the smaller body and less power-hungry screen, the Z3 Compact can get by with a 2,600mAh battery rather than the 3,100mAh required by the Z3. We'll be very interested in seeing whether this compromises battery life in our tests and in real-world usage.
The camera is the same 20.7-megapixel unit as the one on the Z3, and is also capable of recording 4K video. High-resolution audio support and PS4 Remote Play also make their way over. Nothing has been reserved or made exclusive to the more expensive model. Considering our excellent impressions of the Z3, these are all tempting reasons to buy the Z3 Compact instead, and we're glad we get to choose between the two.
The software is identical to that on the Z3 - Android 4.4.4 with Sony's rather overbearing UI skin. The two phones behave identically and their software looks just the same. You can read all about the software usage experience, including the unfortunate bloatware and the new camera app modes, in our detailed review of the Z3.
Now that Apple has announced its iPhone 6 and iPhone 6 Plus with nearly identical specifications, comparisons to the Xperia Z3 and Z3 Compact are inevitable - no one else offers such similar hardware in two sizes. However, where Apple has tweaked its software to offer more options and a richer UI on its larger model's bigger screen, Sony has just scaled things up and down, pixel for pixel.
- Performance
Similarly, the 3DMark Ice Storm Unlimited test gave us 19,465 points as against the 16,995 that the Z3 managed. AnTuTu 5, which is a mixed test, showed a lesser advantage to the Z3 Compact with a score of 42,493 compared to 39,441. Quadrant's overall score tipped in favour of the Z3 Compact, but the CPU and memory sub-scores indicated that the Z3 a clear advantage in these areas - they just get overshadowed by graphics performance.
All this means that the Z3 Compact will be an excellent device for gaming on. The experience might not be very immersive, but games will be smoother and look better. HD videos played perfectly, and the sound from the front stereo speakers was impressively loud, though just a little tinny. This isn't just the most powerful compact phone on the market - it's one of the most powerful, period.
Real-world performance is also just as good. We couldn't find anything to complain about in terms of UI responsiveness or app behaviour. This phone was a total pleasure to use. Call quality was perfectly good, though you have to make sure you position the tiny earpiece correctly.
We weren't entirely sure how the battery life equation would work out, with a smaller battery but less demanding screen than the Z3. It turns out we shouldn't have been worried - the Z3 Compact posted one of our best ever battery life results with a very impressive 15 hours and 5 minutes of uninterrupted video playback. You should easily get two or three days of usage out of every full charge.
We were constantly impressed by how slowly the battery life percentage reduced, even during demanding test situations. We charged the phone fully and put it away in storage one night, only to find it happily kicking back at 99 percent the next morning. In fact we tested the battery twice, because our initial finding of 11 hours, 13 minutes (despite being impressive on its own) didn't adequately bear out our impressions of what we should find.
We were also very happy to note that the Z3 Compact's camera is every bit as good as the one on the Z3. There's still a lot to discover, especially since Sony only makes various features available as separate "camera apps", no matter how useful (or frivolous). Despite the 20.7-megapixel rating, we'd stick with the default 8-megapixel setting which really is good enough, and makes storage and management easier.
In terms of image quality, we were more than happy with the camera's performance in all conditions. Low-light and video reproduction could have been a little better, but what we have is still miles ahead of the competition at this price point.
- Verdict
This disappoints us a bit, because the Z1 Compact had the same equation with its bigger sibling yet cost a lot less when it launched, making it a very attractive proposition. In fact, the Z1 Compact is still available for around Rs. 29,500 today, which makes it not only one of the best choices at that price, but also a very compelling reason not to buy the Z3 Compact.
There isn't much difference between the Z1 Compact and Z3 Compact - a little CPU speed, LTE support, a few camera tricks, a marginally smaller screen, and 1mm of width. Despite all its amazing qualities, the Z3 Compact has a deadly competitor in the form of its own predecessor. As we noted in our wrap-up of the Xperia Z3 review, it's a fantastic device when seen on its own, but it really makes its lower-priced predecessor look even better.
The Xperia Z3 Compact represents a criminally under-exploited market segment and we're still waiting for competition to jump in. Maybe the strategy will catch on now that Apple has adopted it. It's high time that our fixation with huge screens was reined in, and for now, Sony has the only options in town on the Android side of the fence.
Wednesday, September 24, 2014
Samsung Galaxy S4 price in Nepal
INTRODUCTION:-
For those who were waiting for Samsung Galaxy S4 in Nepal, you don't have to wait anymore. Samsung Galaxy S4
is now officially available in Nepal. Its official price is Nrs. 71000
but you can get it around Nrs. 61000(without insurance) from CTV mobile
shop. Samsung Galaxy S4
packs with lots of features like you can answer the phone by just
waving your hand on the screen, you can read your message by just
pointing your finger in the air toward the screen, you can scroll the
page with your eyes while browsing website, while watching movie if you
take off your eyes from the screen than it automatically pauses the
movie and when you see the screen again the movie will start playing,
and so on.... Now the sad part, it still made up with plastic materials
and the next thing which really disappoint is its design. Don't get
me wrong but it looks very similar to Galaxy s3.
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| Samsung Galaxy S4 price in Nepal |
Now lets have a look at its specs:
-Display: 5inch 1080p Full HD super AMOLED screen which is protected by Corning Gorilla Glass 3
-Body: 7.9mm thick and weight 130g
-CPU: Exynos 5 Octa 5410 (Quad core 1.6Ghz cortex-A15 and Quad core 1.2Ghz cortex-A7)
-GPU: PowerVR SGX544MP3
-RAM: 2GB
-O.S: Android Jellybean v4.2.2
-Camera: 13MP on Rear and 2MP on front (both camera can record 1080p video @30fps )
-Internal memory: 16GB, expandable upto 64GB with microSD card.
-Battery: 2600mAh (talk time up to 17hrs in 3G and up to 62hrs of music playback )
Sony Xperia T2 Ultra Price In Nepal
Sony Xperia T2 Ultra Price In Nepal
Sony Xperia T2 Ultra is mid range phablet which is now available in
Nepal. Sony Xperia T2 Ultra will be competing with Samsung Galaxy Grand 2
and HTC Desire 816. So lets find out the key features of Sony Xperia T2
Ultra.
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Sony Xperia T2 Ultra specification:
- Quad-band GSM/GPRS/EDGE support; 3G with 42Mbps HSPA; 150Mbps LTE
- Optional Dual SIM
- 6.0" 16M-color 720p capacitive IPS Triluminos display (245ppi pixel density); Mobile BRAVIA engine 2
- Android OS v4.3 Jelly Bean with custom UI, confirmed for KitKat update
- Quad-core 1.4GHz Cortex-A7 CPU, Adreno 305 GPU, 1GB RAM; Qualcomm Snapdragon 400 chipset
- 13MP autofocus camera with geo-tagging, HDR
- 1080p video recording @ 30fps, continuous autofocus and stereo sound
- 1.1MP front-facing camera, 720p video recording
- Wi-Fi a/b/g/n/ac, Wi-Fi Direct and DLNA; Wireless TV out, GPS with A-GPS, GLONASS
- 8GB of built-in storage; microSD card slot
- MHL-enabled microUSB port
- Bluetooth v4.0, NFC
- Standard 3.5 mm audio jack
- Accelerometer and proximity sensor
- Active noise cancellation with dedicated mic
- Ample 3000 mAh battery
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| Price of Sony Xperia T2 Ultra in Nepal |
Sony Xperia T2 Ultra has 3000 mAh battery which gives you 25 hrs of talk
time, 12 hrs of web browsing and 13 hrs of video play. So without any
doubt this massive phablet has excellent battery life. With mid range
specification and excellent battery life is this the device you should
buy? While I would say NO. Sony Xperia T2 Ultra cost around 44k in the
market which is the big deal breaker for this phablet. You can now get
Samsung Galaxy S4 around 48k in the market which is far more better than
the xperia T2 Ultra in almost every aspect. I am not saying Sony Xperia
T2 Ultra is not a good device. The only reason I would not recommend to
buy Sony Xperia T2 Ultra is because of its price. If its price goes
down to around 35-37k than you might think of buying this gigantic
phone.
Sony Xperia T2 Ultra Price In Nepal: Rs. 44,700
Sunday, September 14, 2014
Price of Samsung Galaxy Star Pro Duos in Nepal.
Samsung which is the leading manufacturer of the latest
android smartphone have launched a new model in its Galaxy Star Series. The
smartphone is named as Samsung Galaxy Star Pro Duos which is an upgraded version of
the Galaxy Star Duos which has been launched before by the Samsung. This phone is
an entry level phone targeted to the general consumers mainly from the
South-East Asia. Lets talk about the features of Samsung Galaxy Star Pro Duos.
FEATURES :-
- Network:- The Galaxy Star Pro Duos comes with only 2G network handling capabilities. The different types of the Network supported by Samsung Galaxy Star Pro Duos with their frequency range are listed below:-
2G Network:-GSM 850 / 900 / 1800 / 1900
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- 4.0 inch TFT Capacitive display:-Your mobile contents will be enhanced with a 4.0 inch TFT Capacitive display (480X800 pixels) of the Samsung Galaxy Star Pro Duos. The Samsung Galaxy Star Pro Duos gives 233 ppi density. Thus this phone provides quite smooth and sharp display resolution. You can enjoy the movies, videos and play games with a great quality. The iPhone is packed up with Samsung UI.
- 1 GHz processor:- The Samsung Galaxy Star Pro Duos is powered up with 1 GHz Cortex A5 processor. You can now experience more better graphics, multitasking (using more than one applications at a time) and stream videos with a good frame rate. And also you can enjoy Causal Games with the good graphics. This chip is not only designed to be fast but also extremely power efficient with less power consumption than other similar devices.
- 512 MB RAM:- Samsung Galaxy Star Pro Duos smartphone is packed with a 512 of RAM. Now you can enjoy more games like Angry Birds, Temple Run, Candy Crush, Subway Surfers and many and many more games on your device.
- 4 GB of Internal Memory:-The Samsung Galaxy Star Pro Duos comes with a memory of 4 GB internal. With this 4 GB of internal memory you can store lots of your memories, your favorite songs, videos, apps and many other documents. This phone also supports the memory card or the SD Card upto 32 GB.
NOTE:- This phone supports the external Memory Card/SD Card
upto 32 GB.
- 2MP Rear Camera:-The Samsung Galaxy Star Pro Duos is packed up with a 2 MP fixed focus camera that helps you to take many photos. The camera supports panoramaand Geo-tagging. You can also record videos with this camera.
- Connectivity:- The Samsung Galaxy Star Pro Duos supports GPRS and EDGE Network for fast web browsing and networking. This phone comes packed up with Bluetooth 4.0. GPS is also available which comes equipped with GLONASS and A-GPS for fast response. WiFi and Wi-Fi hotspot are also supported. This phone comes with a dual SIM slots.
Note:- This phone doesnot support
NFC.
- Battery Capacity:-Talk, work and play with the power of a long-lasting, high-density Li-ion 1500 mAh removable battery.
NOTE:- The battery is removable.
Special Features :-
- Comes with Jelly Bean operating system (4.1.2 version).
- Wi-Fi 802.11 b/g/n, Wi-Fi Direct, Wi-Fi hotspot are supported.
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Price:- 10,000 NRs.
Friday, April 11, 2014
Micromax Canvas Knight Comming Soon in Nepal
The most awaited phone from the Indian phone manufacturer named as Micromax Canvas Knight will be launched soon in Nepal.
This phone has been priced around 35,000 Nrs.
FEATURES :-
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This phone has been priced around 35,000 Nrs.
FEATURES :-
- 5.0 inch IPS Full HD display:-Your HD content comes into life with a brilliant 5.0 inch, Full HD IPS display of the Micromax Canvas Knight. And with the wide range of the viewing angle it offers a clear and easy to read screen. The Micromax Canvas Knight gives 441 ppi density. So, you can imagine how crisp the display will look like.
- 2 GHz Octacore processor:- Amazingly the Micromax Canvas Knight is powered up with 2 GHz Octacore processor Cortex A-7. With this high powered device you can now experience rich 3D graphics, multitasking (using more than one applications at a time) and stream videos without a break. This chip is not only designed to be fast but also extremely power efficient with upto 75% less power consumption than dual core and quad core devices.
- Huge 2 GB RAM:-For better and smooth performance this smartphone is packed with huge 2 GB of RAM which can easily handle HD games like Asphalt 8,Nova 3, Mortal Combact ,GTA Vice City , Real Racing and many more..........
- 32 GB of enormous Internal Memory:-This phones comes with 32 GB of internal memory where you can store lots of your memories, your favourite songs, videos, apps and many other documents.
- 16 MP Rear Camera and 8 MP Front camera:-Micromax Canvas Knight is packed up with a high performance 16 MP camera that helps you to take crystal clear photos. You can also record a full HD videosi.e of 1080 pixels with continuous focus and real time zoom. Other features includes face-detection, Geo-tagging, continuous shot, and many more.
- Blow to Unlock Feature:-This is the unique and the most significant specification of the Micromax Canvas 4 that you can also get with this phone. This features enables the user to unlock their phone just by blowing on their phone. This is one of the Artificial intelligence technique which is found to be quite impressive and popular nowadays. Micromax Canvas Knight works completely efficient with this smart app.
- Battery Capacity:-Talk, work and play with the power of a long-lasting, high-density 2350 mAh battery. Perfect for every user, it has more than enough battery power to last throughout the day. You have to note that this phone comes with non-removable battery. This means you cannot remove the battery or open the battery compartment.
- Mali-450 MP4 GPU:-Micromax Canvas Knight is packed up with power Mali-450 MP4 GPUwhich is best suitable for playing high range games without any distortion more and more smoothly.
- Price:- 35,000 NRs (Approx)
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Tuesday, March 25, 2014
Price of Nokia XL in Nepal
Nokia has launched a series of Android devices at MWC 2014, as expected from numerous leaks in the lead up to today’s press conference. The low-cost devices are running a forked version of Android laden with Microsoft services, as well as the ‘Fastlane’ user interface seen on Nokia’s Asha line.
The first of the devices are the Nokia X and Nokia X+: both feature 4.0-inch WVGA displays, while the X+ will be slightly beefed up. Internally we’re looking at a Qualcomm Snapdragon S4 SoC with a 1.0 GHz dual-core CPU, a 1,500 mAh battery, dual-SIM support, as well as a 3-megapixel fixed-focus camera and a microSD card slot. The X has 512 MB of RAM and 4 GB of storage, while the X+ comes with 768 MB of RAM.
The XL is a larger variant of the X, featuring a 5.0-inch WVGA IPS display, a 2-megapixel front-facing camera and 5-megapixel rear camera with autofocus. Internal hardware in the Nokia XL is the same as the X+, but the battery has been upgraded to 2,000 mAh. All handsets in the series look like a combination of Lumia and Asha devices, with colorful backs and a single front button.
All devices will have access to Nokia’s Android app store, as well as the Yandex app store that will suggest apps Nokia’s store doesn’t have. Sideloading APK files will be supported, although some apps may not function correctly due to the lack of Google Mobile Services in the forked OS running on the phones.
The Nokia X will be available “immediately” for 12,000 NRs, while Q2 will see the launch of the the Nokia X+ for 12,000 NRs and Nokia XL for 17,000 NRs.
Saturday, March 22, 2014
Price of Karbonn A21 in Nepal
Specifications:
- Screen:4.5" TFT capacitive (207 ppi)
- Multitouch: 5-point touch
- Resolution: 480x800
- Processor: dual core 1.2 GHz
- RAM: 512 MB
- Operating System: Android 4.0 ICS
- Internal memory: 4 GB
- Card slot: upto 32 GB Micro SD
- VGA Camera: Yes1.3 MP
- Primary camera: 5.0 MP, autofocus, LED flash
- Sensors: Accelerometer, Proximity
- USB Support: Yes, micro USB v2.0
- WLAN/ WiFi: WiFi 802.11 b/g/n
- Battery: Rechargeable Li-on 3.7 V, 1800 mAh
- Colors: Pearl White
- GPS: Yes, with A-GPS
- Other features: Dual sim, Document viewer (Adobe pdf, Quick Office, Notepad ), Google Search
- Price: 19,500
FEATURES:-
- Amazing huge 4.5 inch TFT Display:-Your content comes into life with a brilliant 4.5 inch, 400*800 TFT display of the Karbonn A21. And with the pixel density of 207 ppi and wide range of the viewing angle it offers a clear and easy to read screen.
- Dual Core Processor:-With 512 MB of RAM and 1.2 GHz Media Tek Dual core processor, you can now experience rich 3D graphics, multitasking (using more than one applications at a time) and stream videos without a break. This chip is not only designed to be fast but also extremely power efficient with upto 45% less power consumption than single core devices.
- 5.0 Mega Pixels Rear camera:- Karbonn A21 is packed up with a high performance 5 MP camera that helps you to take crystal clear photos. You can also record a full HD videosi.e of 720 pixels with continuous focus and real time zoom.
- Stylish Design:-With a stylish yet functional design aesthetic, Karbonn A21 sports a sleek silhouette that looks good from every angle. Its curved design and the 12 mm thickness is a hallmark of quality craftsmanship. It also comes with two color options - Black and Glitter White.
- Office Ready:-The Karbonn A21 is a full productivity device. You can open and edit all of your office files, including word, excel, power point and pdf, right from the mobile phone. For increased productivity, the mobile also comes with a feature that lets you check your notifications, messages and emails without even unlocking it.
- Battery:-Talk, work and play with the power of a long-lasting, high-density 1800 mAh battery. Perfect for every user, it has more than enough battery power to last throughout the day.
- Price:- 19,500 NRs.
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