Gigabyte's latest Android mobile phone comes at an affordable price

Gigabyte will be introduced in early 2011 with a smartphone capable of handling two SIM cards.

The name Gigabyte, I think, sounds familiar to many, although it hasn’t made a lasting impression on the mobile phone market so far. According to the latest news, he is now coming up with a smartphone running Android 2.2 that can handle two sim cards at an affordable price.

The device features a 3,2-inch resistive touch screen with WQVGA resolution. Froyo's speed is provided by a 528 MHz processor with 256 MB of RAM. Memorable moments can be captured with the fixed-focus 3 Mpixel camera, but according to current information, it is better to have a regular camera with us in more important situations. Of course, Wi-Fi, HSPA and GPS should not be missing from the specification either. The novelty of the Gigabyte may be on store shelves in early 2011 at a price of 175 euros (approximately 50 forints). We look forward to seeing you!