Looks like Nokia is coming out with a list of budget phones for the Aam Aadmis of India. These budget phone from Nokia packs a quite punch with their interesting set of features. After the recent launch of the Nokia  C3, the company is gunning to release the C5 handset for the country very soon. This affordable smartphone is a  recent addition to the Nokia C series boasts of a 2.2” QVGA LCD TFT display. This mobile is operated by the the Symbian OS 9.3, equipped with a 3.2 megapixel camera that is well supported with features like the LED Flash and video recording support.

The  videos  that are captured using this camera have a 15 fps VGA resolution and supports 3G functionality without weighing too much on the users’ wallets. This feature certainly gives the phone an upperhand. This smartphone is  enabled for EGPRS and has a FM Radio receiver too. The other featurs include the standard Bluetooth 2.0 with A2DP and a 3.5mm jack along with a robust ARM 11 processor.

Running at a processor speed of 600Mhz with 128MB of RAM enabling the mobile users to enjoy a good web browsing experience.  For people who store multimedia content, the C5 smartphone is bundled with an internal memory of around 50MB. The mobile is provided with a 2GB card and expandable upto16GB courtesy the microSD card slot. According to the company this smartphone is fueled by a 1050MAh battery and should last around 12 hours in talktime and 26 days in the standby mode.  The Nokia C5 is priced economically Rs. 8,839 is  available in both white and warm gray colors.

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The battle for the best mobile manufacturer is turning hot with every day. The last few months have seen zillion relases from top mobile manufacturers like Nokia, Motorola, Google, Apple, Samsung etc. Just when you think of settling down with “X” mobile, “Y” comes into the market with better features, better specifications and the same price range.

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This mobile is powered by a very powerful ARM Cortex A8 processor. This is the same processor that powers the Apple iPhone 3GS and the multimedia powerhouse that is the Omnia HD. Motorola has also preloaded it with lifetime free access to fully voice-guided street-level navigable maps of 401 cities in India. With its 3.7″ widescreen display, pinch and zoom, double tap zoom capabilities and 5 MP camera with dual-LED flash, AutoFocus, and image stabilisation, it seems like a product to look out for. Price: Rs 32,990

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