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Oppo N1 mini capable of taking 24MP photos coming to India this month
As Chinese vendors continue to invade the Indian market, Oppo is all set to launch yet another smartphone here. After launching the N1 earlier this year, the company is all set to bring its compact variant, the N1 mini, this month. Just like its bigger sibling, the N1 mini also comes with a swivel camera, which has been the selling point of the brand. While Oppo has confirmed its new smartphone is reaching Indian markets soon, some sources have informed The Times of India that the device will be launched this month. Take a look at the official tweet from Oppo below:
Revolutionary 24 Mega Pixels Ultra HD Camera, Coming Soon! pic.twitter.com/JpgTpOwzpE
— OPPO Mobile India (@oppomobileindia) August 4, 2014 The smartphone sports a 13MP rotating camera with an LED flash. The camera is capable of shooting 24MP photos using the Ultra HD mode. The device comes fitted with a 5-inch display with 720 x 1280. It is powered by a 1.6GHz Qualcomm Snapdragon 400 quad-core processor, coupled with 2GB RAM. On the storage front, one can expect 16GB onboard memory that is expandable via a microSD card slot. The N1 mini runs Oppo's Color OS 1.4 based on Android Jelly Bean, and the connectivity options include 4G LTE, 3G, Bluetooth and Wi-F. All of this is fuelled by a 2140mAh battery. The Oppo N1 mini is available in China for 2699 yuan that is approximately Rs 26,600. With the brands like Xiaomi, OnePlus One all set to intensify the competition in Indian mobile space, we hope Oppo gets the pricing right.First Published:Aug 05, 2014, 13:16:59 IST
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