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Karbonn starts taking pre-orders for hexa-core Titanium Hexa

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FP Archives|May 15, 2014, 12:30:34 IST

Update: K arbonn has now started taking pre-orders for the Titanium Hexa phablet, exclusively available via Amazon India. Karbonn has announced that its dual-SIM smartphone Titanium Hexa will be sold exclusively through Amazon's India marketplace, in a deal that mirrors the exclusive Motorola launches on Flipkart. The smartphone will be available on pre-order from tomorrow and will go on sale from May 20. The hexa-core phone has been priced at Rs 16, 990. As an introductory offer, a Plantronics Bluetooth headset will be given free of charge to those who buy the phone on Amazon.in. The Titanium Hexa will come preloaded with the official Amazon shopping app and those who buy the phone can avail of Amazon’s comprehensive purchase protection plans. Titanium Hexa has a 5.5 inch Full HD LTPS display with 1920×1080 pixel resolution. Under its hood lies a 1.5GHz hexa-core MediaTek MT65911 processor. The processor has been paired with 2GB RAM. It comes loaded with Android KitKat operating system out of the box. The smartphone has a 13MP rear camera along with flash. The front facing camera comes with 5MP resolution. The on-board storage space of Titanium Hexa is 16GB which can be further upgraded up to 32GB courtesy the microSD card slot provided by Karbonn. Connectivity options include 3G for cellular data, Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, and GPS with A-GPS. What’s most disappointing about the phone though is the 2050 mAh Li-Po battery, which sounds quite under par given the massive full HD display, the powerful CPU.

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First Published:May 15, 2014, 12:30:34 IST
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