Intex Cloud X3 announced at Rs 3,790, features Android 4.2 and dual core CPU
The Intex
Cloud X3 has been unveiled in India, bagging pretty noteworthy
attributes for a device hailing from the sub-Rs 4,000 price category.
Those who thought that being fitted with a dual core
chipset is a feature meant for the mid-segment, think again, because
Intex has partnered with MediaTek to prove such notions wrong.
In spite of the its retail value, the Cloud X3 is said to be the first in the country to gain steam from a dual core MT6572 chipset which holds onto a clock speed of 1GHz. A 3.5-inch capacitive touch panel rests on the phone’s front, while a VGA webcam has been drilled into place slightly above this screen. Speaking of cameras, a 2MP shooter has been embedded on the gadget’s rear.
Let’s
not forget that the handset brags of packing Android Jelly Bean’s
version 4.2. This ought to give it an edge over various 3.5-inch devices
prevalent in the market, which run on lower editions of Google’s OS and
are relatively expensive. For instance, there is the Gingerbread-driven
Gionee P1 worth Rs 4,999 and Micromax Bolt A51 which has been pegged at Rs 4,599.
It is only fair that the device allows expansion of up to 32GB, bearing in mind that it offers just 115MB of internal storage space. As per the company’s statement, the inbuilt 1,450mAh battery is capable of providing up to 6 hours of talk time or 200 hours of standby.
Even though the manufacturer has said that the Intex X3 is up for grabs through various retail outlets and online, the phone cannot be found stocked with any major e-retailer just yet.
Specifications:
- 1GHz dual core MediaTek MT6572 processor
- Android 4.2 OS
- 3.5-inch capacitive touch display
- 2MP main and VGA secondary cameras
- 115MB of internal memory, expandable up to 32GB and 256MB of RAM
- 1,450mAh battery
- Dual SIM support
In spite of the its retail value, the Cloud X3 is said to be the first in the country to gain steam from a dual core MT6572 chipset which holds onto a clock speed of 1GHz. A 3.5-inch capacitive touch panel rests on the phone’s front, while a VGA webcam has been drilled into place slightly above this screen. Speaking of cameras, a 2MP shooter has been embedded on the gadget’s rear.
Let’s
not forget that the handset brags of packing Android Jelly Bean’s
version 4.2. This ought to give it an edge over various 3.5-inch devices
prevalent in the market, which run on lower editions of Google’s OS and
are relatively expensive. For instance, there is the Gingerbread-driven
Gionee P1 worth Rs 4,999 and Micromax Bolt A51 which has been pegged at Rs 4,599.It is only fair that the device allows expansion of up to 32GB, bearing in mind that it offers just 115MB of internal storage space. As per the company’s statement, the inbuilt 1,450mAh battery is capable of providing up to 6 hours of talk time or 200 hours of standby.
Even though the manufacturer has said that the Intex X3 is up for grabs through various retail outlets and online, the phone cannot be found stocked with any major e-retailer just yet.
Specifications:
- 1GHz dual core MediaTek MT6572 processor
- Android 4.2 OS
- 3.5-inch capacitive touch display
- 2MP main and VGA secondary cameras
- 115MB of internal memory, expandable up to 32GB and 256MB of RAM
- 1,450mAh battery
- Dual SIM support
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