Intex Launch a New Smartphone AQUA i5 HD with 13MP Camera.

Indian smartphone maker Intex has affirmed the launch of the 'Aqua i5 HD' valued at Rs 9,990, in an exertion to develop its experience the sub-Rs 10,000 cell phone market. The gadget will run Google's Android 4.3 Jelly Bean OS out of the case, yet the organization has guaranteed to take off a redesign to Kitkat before the end of June.

The Aqua i5 HD is controlled by a 1.3ghz quad-center processor, and genuine to its HD monicker emphasizes a 5-creep 720p presentation with OGS innovation. Regarding memory, the Mobile accompanies 1gb of RAM and 4gb of implicit stockpiling with the alternative to extend that to 32gb by means of a microsd card.

"This is one of the finest cell phone in the sub-Rs 10,000 class in the Indian cell phone market. There is a great deal of movement that you see in this classification. We will keep on acquiring imaginative gadgets this massively famous classification," said Sanjay Kumar, Business manager at Intex, in an  report.

Separated from this, the Aqua i5 HD characteristics a 13mp camera at the back, alongside a 5mp front-confronting Polaroid, ideal for selfies. It comes outfitted with a 2,000mah battery which ought to make for a full days use without expecting to attachment up.

On paper in any event the Intex Aqua i5 HD accompanies some constraining details at its cost. It's closest rival will presumably be the Motorola Moto G, however fetches over Rs 2,500 less. It however is so early it is not possible make any correlations, as the Intex smartphone will truly need to perform well in this present reality to make a gouge in the business.



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Intex sold a little more than 1.5 million handsets in the Indian market a year ago. The organization is planning to develop this number fundamentally with no short of what eight new cell phones in the following quarter. Intex likewise affirmed it will additionally propel the Aqua i5 HD Mini that ships with a littler 4.5-inch one week from now, without uncovering on the gadget's cost.