Going by MMXNewscaster‘s leaks, Indiansmartphone giant, Micromax, might well be on their way to launch their first full HD device!
The device, reportedly dubbed Micromax A250 Canvas Turbo, is purported to carry the turbo version of the budget smartphone market’s favorite quad core processor – the MT6589T. This is all we know about the upcoming device yet; however, guestimates include a 13MP rear camera, 16GB or 32GB of storage, 2GB of RAM among other specifications.
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With manufacturers like Gionee and iberry already having launched full HD phones in the market, it is just about time that Micromax come up with one of their own.
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I wonder which re-badged Chinese OEM phone this is.
Micromax remains a trading company that re-badges existing Chinese OEM phones.
When will India finally have a genuine electronics manufacturing company?
True. I don’t see that happening anytime soon though. After all, manufacture is much much cheaper in China with established and upcoming OEMs!
true India cannot manufacture Silicon Chips.
It does not have any exposure to Tantalum reserves in India or Africa.
China rules and is only nation to have huge Tantalum reserves in Africa after US.
PLA contractors in Africa are game changers for chinas might in 21st century.
Also if India tries to enter this sector China will attack India as per secret RAW data there is a undertable deal to leave this sector to china by India
Woh! I really want to say THANK YOU to you, because of educating me through your post. I agree with you that, China is next world super power and we can not even think of competing with China for next 1000 years because of our corrupt government/politicians. I was always asking the question to myself, Why we can not make electronics products in India in spite of we have a huge man power, which can be trained to make electronics products.