Spice launches Stellar Horizon Pro Mi 505 smartphone for Rs 8,499
Spice has unveiled its new handset – dubbed the Stellar Horizon Pro Mi 505. It is a dual SIM smartphone that runs on Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich, and
Spice has launched its new handset dubbed the Stellar Horizon Pro Mi 505. It is a dual-SIM smartphone that runs on Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich and allows for both of the SIM cards to run on 3G. The phone is 9.6 mm thick and sports a 5-inch display with a WVGA resolution. Under the hood is a 1GHz dual-core processor.
The Stellar Horizon Pro Mi-505 allows both SIM cards to run on 3G
Commenting on the launch, CEO T M Ramakrishnan said, “We have received phenomenal success with Stellar Horizon Mi 500 launched last year. We have followed it up with this enhanced version with exciting features at a more attractive price point. We are confident the Horizon Pro will offer best value for money to its users.”
More from News AnalysisOther features include an FM radio, a G-sensor and a proximity sensor. Keeping all of this alive is a 2100 mAh battery with a quoted 4 hours of talk time and 200 hours of standby time. Connectivity options include GPS for navigation, Bluetooth 4.0 and Wi-Fi capabilities. The handset comes with pre-installed apps, including Google’s Play Store and YouTube, an MP3 player, Facebook and a GPS Navigation app.
The Spice Stellar Horizon Pro Mi-505 is available for Rs 8,499 across the country at all major retail stores.
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