Main Features
Type: Touch screen phone
OS: Android 4.1
CPU: MTK6577 1.2 GHz
ROM: 512MB
RAM: 512MB
Capacitive touch (5-point) screen
Network frequency: GSM 900/1800MHz WCDMA 2100MHz
Dual SIM, Dual standby
Wireless internet
FM/MP3/MP4/Bluetooth function supported
Package Including:
1* Malata I60 Phone, 1battery, 1charger,1* USB cable, 1*Manual
We also have some other phones, RAM 2G, ROM 32G.
its $62 dude
Why is that important?
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Please keep that promise. Bye.
he raises a valid point. cheap asian phones are destroying the australian mobile phone manufacturing industry
Which brand, may I know, belongs to Australian phone manufacturing industry?
Whoosh…
"Which brand, may I know, belongs to Australian phone manufacturing industry?"
The Boomerang obviously.
PMG?
i'm guessing the bands arent that useful here
this is definitely the cheapest 3G dual core Android phone i've seen so far, but the 512mb ROM is a concern, could you even fit Android 4.1 into that small storage? you need space for the Android image + app storage
ps love that name, sounds very similar to a swear word in Greek… :O
That's around 250mb for system partition, leaving you about 250mb for user apps.
That's about on par with many budget devices like a Huawei sonic.
Network frequency: GSM 900/1800MHz WCDMA 2100MHz
This is a worry…
Not really, like I posted on another chinese phone post - I'm currently using only 2100MHz and it's exactly the same as when I had my 2100/900 phone since I never go far out enough for it to be a problem.
Dual band GSM means you're pretty screwed if you ever travel.
It's actually 800/850/2100 so I'll be fine.
Is there a way of selecting WCDMA 900/2100MHz on their website? Been looking for a cheap phone that may last 2 years but need GPS and Android 4+.
The Huawei Ascend G526 with 4G network would have been a good choice however you missed out on the bargain — was $99 yesterday.
The next best thing now is a Huawei G300+ (single core CPU) which does both 850 YesG and 900mhz NextG (Voda, Telstra, Optus) and you can get this unlocked device for $99 dollars from ebay.
If you are willing to try the China-droid route, look for Lenovo A820., it's around $158 AUD from BangGood.
http://www.pandawill.com/mobile-phone-c1/android-os-phone-c5…
Check for a list here, once you've found ones you like check on other websites for cheaper prices.
Might have thought about this if I didnt already get a G526
Better off spending $36 more to get it local with a better brand, better specs and 4G support:
Too late for that one.
But I don't generally see the point in importing a no-name phone with no warranty, when you can get a brand-name one locally, subsidised as a prepaid, and unlock for little or nothing. Unless it has something special that you want, like dual-SIM.
which year are we in? 2010?