Spice to launch 5-inch Android phone for under Rs. 15,000
The past year or so has seen large smartphones, ones such as the Samsung Galaxy Note that have a 5.3-inch screen. Of course, these smartphones are priced well


5-inch smartphone for under 15k to be a reality soon
Some of the other features that one can expect on the phones is pretty standard - WiFi capability with tethering support, along with GPS while some phones will have dual-SIM functionality as well. Spice has been in the news for their Android smartphone offerings at very affordable prices. For example, their Spice Mi-410 was very popular back then. Around the time we reviewed it, Spice happened to be the first to break the sub-15K price barrier with a 1GHz processor on an Android phone. The phone offers tremendous value and has made other companies stand up and take notice. For its lower price, you were getting a larger screen and a faster processor.
Now, Spice might be looking to repeat the success by launching a 5-inch screen smartphone for under Rs. 15,000. Sure, we might find not the same finesse or quality in the device that we find on say, a Rs. 30,000 device, but it’s sure to attract quite some attention. A typical Rs. 15,000 Android smartphone today comes with 3.5 to 3.7-inch screen running a 1GHz single-core processor. Spice might shake things a bit by just bringing in a larger screen, the resolution of course is most likely going to touch 1280x720. We haven’t really heard of too many devices that come with lower resolution displays on 5-inch screens. With the launch of some of these phones in the very near future, all we can do is wait and see if the 5-inch phone is one of the first to hit the market.
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