Tata Indicom and Samsung have launched Samsung Duo, the dual mode handset supporting GSM and CDMA technology. Users can use two GSM or two CDMA or one of each sim cards in one handset.
The Duo handset is a slider phone having a 2.2-inch hybrid TFT display. It has a 1.3 megapixel camera with 10X digital zoom and video recording. This phone is a business phone supporting document files in excel, word and PDF formats. The phone has three input options: ABCD keyboard or a normal mobile phone keypad and handwriting recognition software which allows the user to jot something on it.
The phone also has an MP3/AAC+ player supporting video in MPEG4, but there’s no radio. It has 10MB of internal memory and can support up to 1GB of external memory. The phone also supports Bluetooth with A2DP compatibility, but it doesn’t support WAP when using a GSM provider.
The phone also has an MP3/AAC+ player supporting video in MPEG4, but there’s no radio. It has 10MB of internal memory and can support up to 1GB of external memory. The phone also supports Bluetooth with A2DP compatibility, but it doesn’t support WAP when using a GSM provider.
It also has an Indian calendar bundled with it, which lists all the festivals, dates and important occasions. Additionally it has a Panchang featuring auspicious/inauspicious times during a day.
The Duo has been launched in Mumbai at a price of Rs. 11,999, excluding the Indicom Sim card.
The Duo has been launched in Mumbai at a price of Rs. 11,999, excluding the Indicom Sim card.
