ASUS announced the launch of the Fonepad 7 for the Indian market today. The Fonepad 7 is a portable 7-inch palm-sized Android tablet designed with narrow bezels and powerful specifications with a low price tag. It comes with its homebaked ZEN UI on top of Android 4.3 Jelly Bean and is upgradable to Android 4.4 KitKat. Fonepad 7 is 3G enabled. Read on to find out the details regarding specifications, pricing and availability.
Fitness bands are the hot favorite accessories in the tech world right now. While various fitness bands like Jawbone UP, Nike Fuelband SE and Razer Nabu are not available in India through official channels, Garmin vivofit becomes the first ever fitness band/gadget to launch in India. It comes with a host of exclusive features like an year long battery life, water resistance, calorie and sleep tracking. It is a Flipkart exclusive. Read on for features, pricing and availability details.
Entering the Indian subcontinent 9 months late after the Sony Playstation 4, Microsoft’s Xbox One gaming console is set to make an appearance for Indian consumers starting from September 23 on Amazon India. The pre orders for the console have started from Wednesday. Amazon India offers benefits worth Rs. 10,000 for first 1000 customers who pre-book the device including free Blu-Ray movies, gift cards and much more. Read on to find out the offer, pricing and availability details.
XOLO launched a new octa core android smartphone, the Xolo 8X-1000 in India. It comes with a loaded specification sheet and great build quality. The device comes with a true octa core processor, 2 GB RAM and a 5″ 720p display with Gorilla Glass 3. On the software front, it comes with its very own HIVE UI which is a first custom android UI from an Indian manufacturer. Read on to find the detailed specifications, pricing and availability details.
XOLO 8X 1000
Facing stiff competition from various manufacturers like Motorola, Micromax and Nokia, Samsung has decided to expand its android smartphone portfolio in the entry level market segment especially in the sub 10,000 Rs price segment with the launch of three new smartphones – Samsung Galaxy Star 2, Galaxy Star Advance and Galaxy Ace NXT in India. They come with new features like a hardware button for better multitasking, multi-language support and premium leather finish inherited from the Samsung flagship devices. Read on to find out the detailed specifications, price and expert analysis on these devices.
Continuing our Shopping Guide series where Intellect Digest helps you with our market analysis of best possible smartphone options in a given price bracket, today we are going to look at best smartphones under Rs 20,000. We also published our analysis on Best Smartphones in India under Rs. 15,000 recently. Like we mentioned before there’s no shortage of smartphone options in any price segment. Our goal is to fine pick the best options which give the best value for your money. Read on to find out the complete showdown.
Shopping Guide : Best Phones under Rs 20,000
LG launched its G3 flagship smartphone in India this week, two months after its international debut. Inheriting design elements from the G2, such as its thin screen bezels and rear-mounted power and volume buttons, the G3 is distinguished primarily by being the first smartphone from a major manufacturer to incorporate a quad HD (1440p) display and a laser auto focus system for its camera module. Apart from these unique (and functional) features, the G3 leaves no stone unturned when it comes to specifications. The G3 launched in India with a price tag of Rs. 49,990 (MOP) which isn’t a surprise considering the fact that all flagship devices launched in 2014 cost north of Rs. 45000. From our first impressions, we can say that its PROs can easily outweigh its CONs. Let us take a detailed look why you should and shouldn’t buy the LG G3.
LG G3
