After the announcement at the Microsoft's Build Conference 2014 held at San Francisco about new OEM's including Micromax, they finally launched 2 new phones in the Canvas series Canvas Win W091 and W121 based on Windows 8.1. These smartphones are priced surprisingly below the Nokia Lumia series and so will be giving a stiff competition in this process segment. The smartphones are priced at Rs. 6,500 and Rs. 9,500 respectively and will be available in the markets from July.
First take a look at the Micromax Canvas Win W121. It has an impressive 5-inch IPS HD display and is powered by a Qualcomm Snapdragon 200 1.2GHzquad-core processor. It also has 1GB of RAM. The W121 has an 8MP rear camera with flash and a 2MP front camera. It comes with 8GB of capacity expandable to 32GB. It also has dual-sim capability.
First take a look at the Micromax Canvas Win W121. It has an impressive 5-inch IPS HD display and is powered by a Qualcomm Snapdragon 200 1.2GHzquad-core processor. It also has 1GB of RAM. The W121 has an 8MP rear camera with flash and a 2MP front camera. It comes with 8GB of capacity expandable to 32GB. It also has dual-sim capability.
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Micromax Canvas Win W121
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“Expanding our partner ecosystem and making it
easier to bring Windows Phones to new markets at, more price points remains a
top priority. Several of our new partners such as BLU, InFocus, Prestigio
and Yezz unveiled Windows Phones 8.1 devices at Computex a few weeks ago.
These new devices are a result of the announcement we made back in
February at Mobile World Congress with Qualcomm Technologies, Inc. and $0
Windows for devices smaller than 9-inches in size which has enabled
partners to more quickly and efficiently bring Windows Phones in to their
mobile devices portfolio.”, says Microsoft in its official blog.
Recently the smartphone companies including local brands are looking for alternatives to Google's Android OS. Samsung has already displayed smartphone Samsung Z based on Tizen OS, XOLO and Micromax are working on Windows platform and Intex and Spice are looking to bring Firefox OS in the country.
Do you think windows smartphones will come close to giving a tough fight to Android? Give your views in the comments section below.
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