iBall brings long battery life phones

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iBall brings long battery life phones

iBall has expanded its mobiles phones portfolio with the launch of IPS-261-Touch-N-Type and Long B261 bar phones enriched with features and aesthetics. These dual-SIM iBall mobile phones have over 18 hours of talk time with long battery life and BIG 2.6" screen display for enhanced viewing experience with Dual Camera.

Both the models have 2.0MP Primary Camera with Digital Zoom and Flash and 0.3MP secondary camera. These phones support music playback time up to 40 hours from a single charge from its 2300 mAh battery pack.

These phones also has video player, MP3 player, FM recording with wireless FM. They support Micro SD Card up to 16GB. They have Bluetooth support and also USB to connect both PC and also Mobile peripherals. The phone also has built in e-book reader for its growing audience and LED Torch. The phones support Edge and GPRS for connectivity.

Sandeep Parasrampuria, Director, iBall said, "We are glad to bring these very exciting and useful mobile phones for those who need very long battery life with rich experience of design, aesthetics, big screen size and even touch and type feature. A strong battery support with talk time of over 18 hours will enable our consumers to keep talking and talking and talking...without worrying about the battery life of the phone!"

Both the iBall - IPS 261Touch-N-Type and Long B261 phones are available across India at all leading mobile stores. The iBall IPS-261 touch and type mobile phone sells for a MRP price of Rs. 3,599 available in single color IML Black and the Long B261 phone retails for a price of Rs. 2,999 available in single color IML White.


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