Micromax Andro A60 – Touchscreen Android mobile phone

The new Micromax Andro A60 is the first Android mobile phone from Micromax . It is a full 2.8-inch touchscreen display mobile phone running the older version , Android v2.1 , of the Android OS . Android is one of the fastest growing mobile OS in the world , thanks to its open source nature and Google tag . The Android OS is made by Google and now distributed as an open source in which mobile vendors can customize it according to their needs . The new Micromax Andro A60 supports high speed 3G connectivity and Wireless LAN WiFi support .The Android OS version is not upgradeable to the latest Android v2.2 for this mobile .


Micromax Andro A60 mobile phone key expected features :
  • Dual SIM GSM
  • Operating System : Android v2.1 OS
    600MHz CPU
  • Band : GSM 900&1800MHz – WCDMA 900/2100MHz 
  • Weight : 105gms
  • Dimensions : 106.8×59.2x14mm
  • Large 2.8-inch touchscreen display , 320×240 pixel resolution
  • Gravity Sensors
  • Digital compass
  • 3G HSDPA/HSUPA
  • WiFi
  • Bluetooth
  • miniUSB
  • 150MB Internal memory
  • Expandable memory up to 32GB
  • FM Radio
  • Music Player
  • Video Player and recorder
  • Google services – GMail,Google Maps,Google Search
  • GPS
  • 3.5mm headphone jack
  • Battery Type : 1280 mAh Li-ion Battery
  • Talk Time : Up to 4 hours
  • Standby Time : Up to 10 days

The box of Micromax Andro A60 includes a transreceiver, standard charger, standard battery, handsfree, data cable, user guide, service guide, warranty card and it can also contain some freebies if you are a good bargainer.

With so much of exciting features, the new Micromax Andro A60 is available in the market for just Rs. 6,999.

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