Specially for imminent Dipawali Festival, Indian handset manufacturer, Karbonn mobile has unveiled four new budget Android Dual SIM Smartphone in India Which starting in cost
variety of Rs 5,500 - 7,500, The New Smartphone are

Karbonn A35

• Karbonn A99 - Rs 6,590

• Karbonn A90 - Rs 5,490

• Karbonn A35 - Rs 7,490

• Karbonn A16 - Rs 6,490

All these mobiles are particularly commenced for the festive time of the year,
Karbonn A99 and Karbonn A16 both are equal in characteristic anticipate, Karbonn A99 to arrive with 1400 mAh battery and Karbonn A16 1350mAh battery , another recognizing characteristic
includes: Karbonn A99 and A16 Smartphone based on Android v 4.2 JellyBean Operating System and it is powered by 1.3 GHz Dual core processor, 512 MB RAM,
Karbonn A99 and Karbonn A16 has 4GB of internal memory and expandable up to 32 GB by MicroSD card

Karbonn A90

Karbonn A90 dual SIM Android Smartphone which is run on Android v 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich and driven by 1 GHz processor with 512MB RAM
It has 4" IPS touchscreen display and it carries 5 MP rear cameras.

Karbonn A35 Android dual SIM Smartphone has big screen touch display,  and features 5 qHD IPS capacitive touchscreen display, it is powered  by 1GHz dual core processor with 512MB RAM
and The Smartphone runs on Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich OS, It furthermore provides 1800mAh battery and has a 5MP front camera with auto focus and 2MP front camera.

Karbonn A99

" the company said in a declaration- With money-savings being the in-word now, this festive variety from carbon is aimed to bring in a absolutely innovative vista of gifting for your loved ones," 

Key Specification is granted below

Name	Karbonn A 99	Karbonn A90	Karbonn A35	Karbonn A 16
Manufracturer	Karbonn Mobile India	Karbonn Mobile India	Karbonn Mobile India	Karbonn Mobile India
SIM Support	Dual (GSM + GSM )	Dual ( GSM + GSM )	Dual ( GSM + GSM )	Dual ( GSM + GSM )
Display	4" 480x800 px, IPS	4" 480x800 px, IPS	5" qHD IPS	4" 480x800 px, WVGA
	Capatative Touchscreen	Capatative Touchscreen	Touchscreen Display	Capatative Touchscreen
Sensors:	Proximity sensor		Proximity sensor
	Accelerometer		Accelerometer	Accelerometer
Connectivity	WiFi, GPS, Bluetooth,		WiFi, GPS, Bluetooth,	WiFi, GPS, Bluetooth,
	micro USB,2G,		micro USB,2G,
	3G: One SIM & SIM 2 : 2G		3G: One SIM & SIM 2 : 2G
Camera	Rear: 5MP with Flash	5MP	5MP auto-focus	Rear: 5MP without Flash
	Front: 0.3MP		Front: 2MP	Front: 0.3MP
Battery	1400 mAh	1400mAh	1800 mAh	1350 mAh
Charging Via Micro USB	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes
Processor	1.3GHz Dual-Core	1 GHz Processor	1GHz Dual Core	1.3GHz Dual Core
RAM:	512MB	512MB	512MB	512MB
Storage:	Internal: 4GB			Internal: 4GB
External	Expandable up to 32GB			Expandable up to 32GB
	via microSD Card			via microSD Card
Operating System	Android v 4.2	Android v 4.0	Android v 4.0	Android v 4.2
	JellyBean	Ice Cream Sandwich	Ice Cream Sandwich	JellyBean
Business and Personal	Outlook E-mails			Hungama My Play app
	Google App Suite
	Karbonn Live
	Whatsapp
Headphone	3.5mm Jack
FM	Yes			Yes
Color	Black and White		Black-Silver,White-Silver	Black and White
Price	Rs 6,590	Rs 5,490	Rs 7,490	Rs 6,490

Source: indianexpress

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