Indigenous mobile phone manufacturer Micromax is all set to launch its first 3D smartphone in next few days.
The model - likely to be named Canvas 3D A115 - runs on Android 4.1.2 (Jelly Bean).
Other than the 3D feature, Canvas A115 will have hardware specs inferior to its predecessor Canvas HD.
According to unconfirmed sources, the phone will have a 5-inch display with 800x480p resolution, 1GHz dual-core CPU and 1GB RAM. It is likely to sport an 8MP rear camera with LED flash, 2MP front camera, 4GB internal storage and microSD support.
Micromax is expected to price Canvas 3D A115 around Rs 15,000.
In smartphones, Micromax has scored quite well recently with its entry-level Canvas A110 and mid-range Canvas HD A116 phablets respectively. The company is facing a severe shortage of Canvas HD and has not been able to get its supplies in order, leading to a waiting period of up to two weeks.
In January, Micromax claimed it has emerged the biggest retailer of phablets in Q4 2012 with 1.98 lakh shipments, ahead of Samsung's 1.89 lakh units in the same period.
The vast and diverse range at low price points is part of Micromax's ambitious plans to emerge as the largest phone seller in India, ahead of Nokia and market leader Samsung.
Stay tuned as we will post the specifications and photos of the 3D smartphone soon.
The model - likely to be named Canvas 3D A115 - runs on Android 4.1.2 (Jelly Bean).
Other than the 3D feature, Canvas A115 will have hardware specs inferior to its predecessor Canvas HD.
According to unconfirmed sources, the phone will have a 5-inch display with 800x480p resolution, 1GHz dual-core CPU and 1GB RAM. It is likely to sport an 8MP rear camera with LED flash, 2MP front camera, 4GB internal storage and microSD support.
Micromax is expected to price Canvas 3D A115 around Rs 15,000.
In smartphones, Micromax has scored quite well recently with its entry-level Canvas A110 and mid-range Canvas HD A116 phablets respectively. The company is facing a severe shortage of Canvas HD and has not been able to get its supplies in order, leading to a waiting period of up to two weeks.
In January, Micromax claimed it has emerged the biggest retailer of phablets in Q4 2012 with 1.98 lakh shipments, ahead of Samsung's 1.89 lakh units in the same period.
The vast and diverse range at low price points is part of Micromax's ambitious plans to emerge as the largest phone seller in India, ahead of Nokia and market leader Samsung.
Stay tuned as we will post the specifications and photos of the 3D smartphone soon.
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