Nov 26, 2010
Intex unveils India's first projector phone
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December 1 in Intex and other multi brand retail outlets.Ramesh A Vaswani, executive vice chairman of Intex Technologies, said, "I am confident that Intex V Show can change the way people watch movies, videos, picture galleries and even read e books on their mobile phones."
He added, "We expect to sell about 75,000 units of this handset by March 2011 and aim to capture five to ten per cent of the Indian handset market by the end of the current financial year."
Sharing the company's strategy, Vinayak Kumar Lal, the general manager of marketing at Intex Technologies, said, "The launch of V Show is one more attempt to consciously demonstrate that our mobiles can do more than just voice and message."
The handset enables the user to project movies and still images which are either stored in the phone's memory, or are streamed from the internet.
However, the mobile phone can't project images from a computer's memory. This means that content that is in a computer's memory will have to first be transferred to the phone's memory before it can be projected. The phone's screen remains active even while it is projecting images, and it has a clarity modifier to adjust the quality of projected images.
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