Check some top devices offering a distinct experience with Android Jelly Bean operating system and top of the line powerful hardware.
It comes with Android Jelly Bean, 1.2 GHz dual core processor, 1 GB RAM and host of other innovative features
Premium smart devices brand Xolo launched a 7-inch tablet for Rs 17,999, which it claims to be the world's fastest in the segment.
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The 7-inch tablet, which comes with 3G and voice calling, now costs like many tablets of Indian brands.
South Korean mobile handset maker Samsung on Tuesday launched its latest offering from its popular Galaxy stable, under the Galaxy Grand label, with dual-SIM, priced at Rs 21,500.
The range will include two Android JellyBean operating system-based handsets and two smartphones based on the latest Android KitKat OS.
The tablet comes with 1.6 GHz quad-core processor and 2GB RAM.
The phone comes with a screen size of 5.7 inches and has a 5-point multi-touch capacitive screen with 1280x720 HD IPS display.
Apart from HTC First, Facebook will also make the new user interface available on the Google Play store for other Android users.
You won't regret buying the Samsung Galaxy Grand even if you buy it now for Rs 21,500.
Coming for a price close to Rs 47,000, it might seem a bit over-priced, but with the features it has been embedded with, this can be one of the best buys, reckons Meenal Singh.
The Zenfone 6 is based on Android 4.3 Jelly Bean operating system but is upgradable to Android 4.4 KitKat version.
This 42-incher runs Android Jelly Bean and has a customised app store.
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The tablet is complete with an array of impressive specs and running a modified version of Android 4.1.2 Jelly Bean.
It's not just the price! These smartphones come loaded with great features too.
Feature phones will be sold through the trade channel. Recently, Maxx had launched its AX356 GenxDroid7 for Rs 3,696.
The phone features a 13 megapixel rear shooter, which took sharp images with the flash, but was a tad slow in focussing. Also, the flash misfires sometimes.
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Each phone in this price band offers something distinctive.
Indian smartphone maker Micromax's dual-operating system tablet Laptab will be priced under $500 (about Rs 30,000) and will be available in the domestic market next month.
With a 4.7-inch display, the dual-SIM handset is powered by 1.2GHz quad-core processor, has Android 4.1.2 (Jelly Bean) operating system and a 5 megapixel camera. It comes with an internal memory of 8GB.
Made by LG, for Google, the Nexus 4 is Google's fourth Android smartphone in the Nexus series.
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According to research firm Gartner, the budget tablet category is expected to reach 182 million end-user devices by end of 2013, it said.
Even with a dated OS, Xiaomi's first 4G compatible device is a performance beast.
Motorola today launched its first flagship smartphone Moto X, after being taken over by Google, to take on competition from Apple and Samsung.
In June this year, the Bengaluru-based online marketplace has jumped into the fiercely competitive smart device market in India by launching its calling tablet for Rs 9,999.
The back screen is the Yotaphone's second screen that uses the electronic paper technology and this screen never turns off - even when you are out of battery.
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The Mega series currently has two variants -- 5.8 (the review unit we had) and 6.3 inches. Yes, you are not daydreaming.
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With minimal advertising and superb viral trends the company has created a buzz like no other and Redmi 1s is definitely worth the wait.
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