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5,5" XOLO Q2000 Android smartphone

16.11.2013

Lava International (XOLO brand) announced the addition of a new Q2000 model to its XOLO Android smartphone lineup based on a 6589GHz quad-core MediaTek MT1,2M-W processor with PowerVR SX544 graphics. The device is equipped with a 5,5 'touchscreen IPS-display with a resolution of 720p (1280x720 pixels, 267 ppi) and supports two SIM-cards.

The amount of RAM Q2000 is 1 GB, built-in flash memory - 8 GB, there is also a slot for microSD memory cards up to 32 GB.

XOLO Q2000 specifications also include a 13MP rear camera with BSI sensor, autofocus and LED flash, capable of recording full HD video (1920x1080p), a 2MP front camera for video telephony, Bluetooth 2.0 wireless adapters, Wi-Fi 802.11 b / g / n, light and proximity sensors, support for GPS navigation (A-GPS) and USB OTG technology. The battery capacity is 2600 mAh. The dimensions of the smartphone are 156,0 x 77,8 x 9,8 mm, weight - 180 g. The device is running Android 4.2 Jelly Bean.

The XOLO Q2000 will go on sale in India soon for Rs 14999 ($240).

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