Note:
Hi, visitors.. If you don't like the ads displaying on the page you are free to use ad-block services for browsers..
And please do check our new page 'Your gadget store' for shopping on everything electronic
Thanks for visiting..!
Samsung Z1 costs USD $90 upon launch in Bangladesh
A few days ago we reported that the Tizen-based Samsung Z1 has just launched in Malaysia, but back then it wasn't clear exactly how much it costs.
New information came through today suggesting the Samsung Z1 is priced at 6,900 Bangladeshi Taka or about USD $90.
The Samsung Z1 recently launched in India too and was off to a flying start there. Pricing is similar, being INR 5,700 or again, around $90.
The Samsung Z1 comes with a 4" WVGA display and runs on a dual-core 1.2GHz Cortex-A7 processor with 768MB RAM. It also offers a 3MP rear camera, dual-SIM connectivity with 3G support, FM radio plus a 1,500 mAh battery.
UnknownHi ,i am a tech enthusiast viz. #gadget freak just like you people and a #gamer too, Just started blogging as a part time , so need support from you people, you can ask anything you like related to tech.. please like,subscribe,share and comment for your part. Thanks for visiting!
Labels:
bangladesh,
samsung,
Z1
RELATED POSTS
Subscribe to:
Post Comments (Atom)
Wikipedia
Search results
Last Updated
Translate this page
Reviews
Trending
-
Chinese smartphone manufacturer Meizu sold a record 1.5 million smartphones in the month of January. At this rate, there are chances tha...
-
Nearly a week after there were reports that Apple is secretly working on an electric vehicle, Bloomberg is reporting that the Cupertino-...
-
A technical preview of Windows 10 was made available for download and now benchmarks of Microsoft’s new Internet Explorer Project Spartan ...
-
The Mobile World Congress is one of the biggest events in the mobile industry and it's about to start this very Sunday. As usual, th...
-
News has come today that Sprint has started seeding Android 5.0 to its own LG G3 units. This is definitely good news for eager US users, a...
No comments:
Post a Comment