InfoSonicsUunveils PDA-like i277 2G Phone in Latin America

 

InfoSonics
Corporation announced the launch of its new verykool i277 handset and first customer shipment to Latin America.

 

The
i277 is a feature phone with a full touch screen, user interface and feature set
that delivers much of the functionality of a smartphone at a more affordable
price point.

 

With
a 3-inch LCD display, the verykool i277 is also a worldwide, quad-band phone with
texting, MP3/MP4/3GP, analog TV receiver and FM radio.

 

It
features a 1.3 megapixel camera and expandable memory up to 8GB. The
i277 augments our verykool product
portfolio and is geared to the market segment that prefers touch screen
products.  We believe it will have a broad appeal to budget conscious consumers
in Latin America,” said Joseph Ram, president
and chief executive officer of InfoSonics.

 

The
i277 also has the following features:

       – E-mail
(POP3/IMAP)

       -Data
capabilities with USB 1.2, WAP 2.0, JAVA 2.0 and

        SMS/MMS messaging
      

       -Voice and video
recording capability

       -Bluetooth and
USB modem connectivity

      -Speakerphone, 64
polyphonic ringtones, 3.5mm audio jack and

       stereo headset included

 

The
verykool i277 is available in
two versions:  a single SIM version for operator customers and a dual SIM
version for the open market.  Both versions are available now.

 

By
TelecomLead.com Team
editor@telecomlead.com

 

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