Samsung launches S5620 Monte phone

Samsung India has expanded its touchscreen mobile phone line-up in India with the launch of S5620 Monte.

Samsung S5620 has a 3" TFT touch screen and comes equipped with Smart unlock, accelerometer sensor, 3.15 mega pixel camera and geo-tagging.

Other features include smile detection capability, Bluetooth, 3.5mm audio jack, Google Maps, Stereo FM Radio and image editing applications.

The 3G-ready phone claims to offer 9 hours, 42 minutes of talk time. The phone's internal memory is 200 MB which can be expanded using a microSD card.

Samsung S5620 is priced at Rs 8,850 approximately.

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