Android at home at the cheapest price!
Vodafone has introduced the cheapest Android device to date.
The red service provider was able to bid below the "others", so the Vodafone 845 is the cheapest device with an Android operating system. The manufacturer of the device (Huawei) is mostly famous for phones made for service providers and modems.
The 845 is available with Android 2.1, to which the company has associated 128Mb RAM and 512Mb ROM. The PDA could justifiably wear the label "mini" as it has a 2,8" touch display with a QVGA 240×320 pixel resolution, and it weighs only 110 grams and is only 13mm thick or rather thin! (100x55x13)
Micro SD expansion is possible up to 16Gb, unfortunately no memory card is included. Voda should not be ashamed of multimedia and communication either: HSDPA, GPRS Internet, 3G, EDGE, Bluetooth (A2DP), WLAN (b / g) are all new.
It has a 3,2 Mpixel camera that makes it suitable for capturing a moment, although not a SLR machine, but it was not invented for that purpose either. (unfortunately the flash is lagging behind) It supports the most important audio formats: MP3, MIDI, AMR, AAC, eAAC + so listening to music (Android Player) will not be an obstacle either. The device is also capable of navigation thanks to the built-in A-GPS.
The device can be taken from HUF 9.990 with a subscription, and we have to put 31 banks with King Matthias on the table with a card. The phone was clearly intended for the lower category by the manufacturer and distributor, also targeting people who value a simple, easy-to-use and inexpensive device!
The device can be ordered as follows left.
