G'FIVE unveils 21 Mobile Phone sModels

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G'FIVE unveils 21 Mobile Phone sModels

G'Five mobile has announced its ambitious plans for the Indian market and launched 21 models. As per the IDC'S India Quarterly Mobile Handsets Tracker, 3Q 2010, G'Five is the second-largest mobile phone brand in India.

Jeff Zhang, President, G'Five International, said, "These achievements are in perfect accordance with our aim to be the numero uno consumer electronics product brand in the world leveraging on our economies of scale and supply chain effeciencies in China. G'Five International's focus is on emerging markets like India which present high business potential. Innovation is at the heart of success. We have already launched over 300 mobile phone models and spin out two new exciting models every week from our labs into the market."

Arshit Pathak, Managing Director, Kingtech Electronics India Private Ltd., a group company of G'Five, said, " We strongly believe that the benefits of technology should not be limited to a few but should be available to the masses. Our business philosophy is to make technology affordable to the common people. We offer a warranty of 500 days."

Some of the enhanced features offered by the brand include Mobile with a projector system, free-to-air TV, marathon battery for really long talk time and standby time (up to 2,200 mAh), steel body, super-slim design, etc. The new range of mobile phones announced has IPTV, push mail, triple SIM (GSM + GSM + CDMA), dual LED torch, expandable memory up to 16 GB, dual memory card slot, voice changer, motion sensor / song changer, flip models with Qwerty keypad, PC camera, drawing board, piano, navigation wheel, butterfly lights, etc.

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