Micromax 3g phone H360 3.6MBPS Specification Price
Micromax H360
Micromax h360 is fully loaded touch screen phone with 3.5G that is Hsdpa for download speed of 3.6 mbps. It got 3megapixel cmos camera with 4x zoom and secondary camera for video calling on 3G network. H360 can support upto 8gb sd memory with internal memory of 52mb. Packed with powerful 1000mAh battery this phone can provide 180hours of standyby with 4hours of talktime on wcdma/3g network.
Mrp: Rs.5500
Best Buy: Rs.5000
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With improved Internet access as an objective, while going in for a new phone would it be better to go in for dual SIM (GSM+CDMA) and use CDMA for internet access rather than a cell phone with 3G, which is currently only available via MTNL/BSNL?
Also, how do the currently available Internet access technologies compare – CDMA (RIM/Tata Indicom) vs. GSM (AirCell/AirTel/Vodaphone)?
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@ S. Thomas:
reg: With improved Internet access as an objective, while going in for a new phone would it be better to go in for dual SIM (GSM+CDMA) and use CDMA for internet access rather than a cell phone with 3G, which is currently only available via MTNL/BSNL? Also, how do the currently available Internet access technologies compare – CDMA (RIM/Tata Indicom) vs. GSM (AirCell/AirTel/Vodaphone)?
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gsm and cdma, both, are on the verge of being phased out in the next 4-5 years, although it might take sooner than that. cdma, though faster than gsm, is too costly even compared to 3g. mtnl/bsnl have taken the right steps in the right direction to make 3g affordable. i’ve come across instances even in remote rural areas in uttar pradesh where people have started using video calling with bsnl. people in delhi/mumbai are slowly becoming hooked on to the exciting concept of video calling.
nowadays, 3g handsets are selling starting rs.5500. and that too, with secondary camera for video calling. the mid-budget sets are anywhere between 8000 and 15000. the high-end fones start from there and go upto 35k. of course, for around 12k price, you can get a windows mobile/android 3g handset with all the works.
use gsm/cdma only if you’re sure you can recover the costs from your “extra” income source. otherwise, my straight, to-the-point advise: go for mtnl/bsnl 3g.