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Zen Announces Dual-SIM Mobile Phone X414

The X414 is priced at Rs. 1799 and offers a "big" 2.4-inch display.

Siddharth Basrur|Feb 19, 2011, 16:33:25 IST

Here starts the rampage of budget handsets. Zen has announced a dual-SIM mobile phone called the X414. The mobile phone doesn’t have a whole lot of features, but looks pretty okay for the kind of price.

Buy it for Big B

The X414 boasts of an 1800mAh battery which is supposed to run for about forty days on standby mode and a “powerful” LED torch. The phone has the following specs:

2.4-inch display

FM Radio

MP3 and MP4 player

USB 2.0 connectivity

3.5 mm audio jack

The phone is GPRS enabled and has a WAP-based browser. The X414’s USP is supposed to be the “big” display screen and the big battery power so that users can stay connected for long periods.

As lame as that sounds, the X414 is priced at Rs. 1,799 and is available at your nearest mobile store.

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