HTC ChaCha now available for under Rs.10,000 on Saholic.com
Back in the August of 2011, HTC decided to go a whole new direction with their mobile phone fleet and introduced ...

Back in the August of 2011, HTC decided to go in a whole new direction with their mobile phone fleet and introduced their first and only candy bar, QWERTY keypad equipped Android smartphone, the HTC ChaCha. The phone also went by the alias, the Facebook Phone, thanks to the heavy Facebook integration provided by the world’s largest social network.
Taking on the characteristics of a touch-and-type style design and UI, the HTC ChaCha with its little Facebook button at the bottom didn’t make the overall impact that was probably expected. Although the handset did reasonably well for itself at launch and a little after, the company decided that it just didn’t compete too well with the likes of larger touchscreen devices, obviously offering better viewing angles.

Priced lower than 10k now
Featuring an 800MHz processor under the hood with 512 MB RAM, the HTC ChaCha has also made it quite easy to update your Facebook account with all kinds of details from sharing weblinks, media etc., with a simple click of a button. The Facebook button at the bottom of the keypad lets you share all kinds of details that are on the screen with your registered FB account. The full QWERTY keypad with individually separated keys, makes typing quite comfortable.
- 2.6-inch capacitive touchscreen with a 480 x 320 pixel resolution
- 3G, EDGE, WiFi with Hot Spot creation
- GPS with A-GPS support for Google Maps
- Bluetooth 3.0 with A2DP and USB 2.0
- 5MP autofocus camera with an LED flash and a secondary front facing VGA camera
- Stereo FM radio
- microSD card for up to 32GB
With a price reduction like this, the HTC ChaCha could regain some popularity, especially with hardcore Facebook users.
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