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Itel mobile to launch a dual camera smartphone for a pricetag of Rs 7,500
With nine percent market share, the company also registered a 217 percent growth in India in 2016-2017.

China-based Transsion Holdings' itel Mobile is all set to launch its first smartphone with a dual rear camera in India on July 17.The smartphone will sport a slim profile with full screen and ultra-thin bezels, hinting at an 18:9 aspect ratio, industry sources told IANS on 11 July.[caption id="attachment_4717521" align="alignnone" width="1280"]![itel A44 Pro. Image: itel mobile]()

itel A44 Pro. Image: itel mobile[/caption]The device is expected to be priced at Rs 7,500 approximately.The smartphone may come out with a clearer dual camera that supports various features such as "Portrait" mode, "Lowlight" mode, "Pano" mode along with 5-level "Face Beauty" mode on the selfie shooter.Refreshing its budget line-up, the company launched two smartphones: "S42" at Rs 8,499 and "A44" for Rs 5,799, in March this year.With nine percent market share, the company also registered a 217 percent growth in India in 2016-2017.
First Published:Jul 11, 2018, 17:41:43 IST
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