S Mobility brings SAMBA & CARNIVAL music phones

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S Mobility brings SAMBA & CARNIVAL music phones

S Mobility has launched the new music phones 'SAMBA' & 'CARNIVAL' priced at a Rs. 3599. The phones are said to equip with 'Party Light' feature that enables the handsets with LED lights. The phones come in Midnight Blue, Fiery Red, Grayish Black and Tangy Orange colours. These phones are loaded with software that enhances the music/ audio processing coupled with high quality Spice wireless speakers & stereo earphones along with multimedia features and social networking applications. The two music phones can be also used with Dual Sim cards.

The Samba sports a 2.2 inch QVGA screen and while the Carnival has a QWERTY key pad and a broad 2.2 inch screen. Both the phones sport a 1.3 megapixel shooter that can also capture and play videos. Other features include T- flash support (upto 8 GB) with a Free 2 GB Memory card, FM with recording, a long lasting 950 mAh battery which gives a Talk time of 4 hours and a 3.5mm audio jack.

Dilip Modi, Managing Director, S Mobility said, "We at S Mobility, believe in innovations and consistently working towards providing futuristic technology through our devices. The two new products launched today are targeted to the youth with surround music, led lights and bright attractive colours. These are fine examples of the range of products S Mobility comes out with whilst addressing specific needs. There has been a growing demand for 'music phones' which can do so much ranging from delivering a great music experience to multimedia to social networking to even your official work."


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