Intex Unveils a Triple SIM Phone at Rs. 3750

VARINDIA- INDIA'S FRONTLINE IT MAGAZINE

Intex has launched a triple SIM phone, Intex Tri.Do. It is a bar style, GPRS enabled, Java based phone that can hold 3 SIM cards (GSM+ GSM+CDMA) with long battery life & 32 GB expandable memory.

Rajendra Gupta, GM- Telecom, Intex Technologies said, "The multi-SIM segment is increasingly grabbing a major pie of the total market reflecting a huge demand and utility. Having sensed this quite early, Intex was the first one to introduce a Triple-SIM phone and now it aims to build on the concept by expanding the product-assortment with thoughtfully designed products offering convenience and utility at a highly affordable price."

While receiving /making a call on one of the GSM connections, the CDMA connection remains active (and vice versa), hence the user can easily make a shift between the two numbers. Its video player is capable of playing even MP4 and 3GP files and the audio player are compatible with all formats including MP3, AMR, and Wave. The phone has 5.58 cm (2.2 inch) of TFT screen with 65K colors, 1.3 MP camera which can also be used as a webcam, mobile tracker, Bluetooth, phonebook with 1000 entries and dual memory card slots- up to 16 GB each.

The handset supports both English and Hindi and works as a modem, for web-surfing on your computer, priced at INR 3750. Therefore, the phone is available at more than 15,000 distributors and resellers outlets, 80 Intex Squares (exclusive retail stores) and on Home Shop 18, the popular TV shopping channel.

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