THE BEST BUDGET SMARTPHONES

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THE BEST BUDGET SMARTPHONES

           

     Good day friends, today’s article will feature the best budget smartphones currently available. So, eagerly have your sight for the next some minutes to experience the happenings in the mobile world.

MOTOROLA MOTO E
Moto E
                Moto E was launched by Motorola , now a lenovo (launched by google) company in May 2014. It has a well designed 4.5” touchscreen with as resolution of 540x960 pixels (256 ppi). Moto E is equipped with a 1.2 GHz Qualcomm Snapdragon Processor and 1 GB RAM. Internal storge is 4 GB and expandable upto 32 GB via a micro SD card. The rear camera is a moderate 5 MP, but it gives a miss to the front camera for selfies. It has the newest Android 4.4 Kitkat with 3G connectivity for both SIMs. ON the whole, Moto E is a good handset with the price Rs. 6,999 by a renowned company. It was the first smartphone to to accelerate the budget segment.  The disadvantage is that it is available only on Flipkart and nowhere else.

MICROMAX UNITE 2 A106
Micromax Unite 2
                The largest Indian mobile phone manufacturer is a major player in the budget segment. Micromax released this dual sim smartphone just two days after the launch of Moto E. Unite 2 is a 4.7” sscreen with a vibrant resolution of 480x800 pixels. The Haredware contains 1.3 GHz quad core processor and 1 GB RAM, which is enough to run all applications. There is a 4 GB internal storage as well as expandable by a SD card. Camera is equipped with 5 MP and LED flash as well as 1.2 MP front camera. It operates on 4.4.2 Kitkat with 3G. This phoneb supports 21 Indian languages. Micromax is a aggressively priced at Rs.7,200 and contains almost all features of a flagship smartphone. It is available in every store in your locality.

XIAOMI REDMI 1S
Redmi 1S
                The best one is saved for the last. For all those who do not know, XIAOMI is the no.1 phone manufacturing company in China and has left behind big ones like Apple, Samsung, LG and Sony. It is a 4 year old company which provides value-for-money smartphones. Xiaomi Redmi 1S was recently launched in July 2k14. It is the second launched by the company after Mi3. It has some mind boggling specs like 4.7” Full HD screen, 1.6 GHz Qualcomm Snapdragon Processor, 1 GB RAM, 8 GB Internal storage (expandable by a micro SD card). It has the best camera in this range with 8 MP (with LED flash). For all selfie lovers, there is a 1.6 MP front camera. It is based on Android 4.3.3 with Mi User interface . This model is priced at Rs. 5,999(actually a bargain) with all features paced in one piece. But it is currently available only on Flipkart in which 1st phase was sold out in minutes. So hurry!!!!Visit blogadda.com to discover Indian blogs

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Prathamesh Satardekar said…
got to know about xiaomi for first tym :p
thanks...
7 September 2014 at 23:39
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