The Intex Aqua i6 which is preceded by the likes of the Aqua i7, i5 and i4 phones, has been unveiled in India with a view to compete with the slew of quad core phablets already flooding the markets. Interested users will have to shell out an amount that’s just below Rs 9,000 to lay their hands on this piece of hardware.
It goes without saying that the Intex contender has acquired the Google certification and it operates with the assistance of the Android Jelly Bean 4.2.2 OS. Under the hood, the phone hides a MediaTek 6582 chipset with four cores each of which ticks at 1.3GHz. But users may get a little disappointed to hear that the device carries merely 512MB of RAM.
Rendering enhanced graphics is the responsibility of the Mali 400 MP2 GPU and its 5-inch multi-touch screen concentrates on delivering 480 x 854p visuals. On the chassis, you will find a USB port and a 3.5mm audio jack, apart from an expansion slot to bump up the 4GB internal storage as well as dual SIM card slots.
As a 2MP camera sits on the front side and an 8MP snapper lays claim over the rear panel, potential customers can make video conferencing calls, record videos and even click good-quality images. Moreover, the smartphone draws power from a 1900mAh battery which is said to have the ability of providing talk time of 6 hours and standby time of approximately 220 hours.
The Intex Aqua i6 should hit major retail channels and shopping portals soon. It is priced at Rs 8,990.