Having being launched ahead of the MWC 2013 by Samsung, the Galaxy Young together with the Y Plus has trudged into stores across India and has its price spelled out. Both the smartphones have taken the dais at online shopping portals including Flipkart and Infibeam.
The first device happens to be an entry-level Android-driven handset touting a 3.27-inch TFT display with an HVGA resolution. It comes packing a decent amount of heat with a 1GHz processor which in turn seeks assistance from 768MB of RAM. With a 3MP camera to tend to users’ photography wishes, it puts forth 4GB of internal memory for storage needs.
Let’s not forget that for a budget-friendly smartphone, it does arrive with fairly decent offerings such as Jelly Bean and expandability options of up to a whopping 64GB. The onboard 1,300mAh Li-ion battery is said to deliver talk time of up to 6 hours or standby of approximately 250 hours to 3G users.
Next up is also an entry-level handset which has been residing on the company’s website since a month, but it is only now that it has arrived at certain online outlets’ doorway. Within the four corners of this phone’s 2.8-inch display, owners will be able to view visuals at a resolution of 240 x 320 pixels. The device treats users to a scoop full of Ice Cream Sandwich and gains steam from an 850MHz processor.
Together with 4GB of memory to dump content internally, owners will find an expansion slot with the ability to support a microSD card of up to 32GB. A 2MP snapper is all they will spot in order to quench their desire for clicking pictures and recording videos. The phone packs a 1,200mAh battery owing to which it can proffer up to 5 hours of talk time or 260 hours of standby on 3G networks.
The Samsung Galaxy Young has struck Flipkart, Infibeam and Snapdeal clinging to a tag of Rs. 8,290. Customers can find the Y Plus made available at a retail value of Rs. 6,290 via the same outlets. The former handset can be spotted in hues of white, silver, blue as well as red through Flipkart and the e-retailer is offering the latter in black. Infibeam and Snapdeal have put forth the white colored variant of the first and the black-tinted model of the second device.