China's number 2 Gionee mobiles launched in Chandigarh

Chinese mobiles major Gionee, ranked number two in China selling 23 million units annually entered Indian market today with the first launch of four smart phone models and three feature phone models in Chandigarh market.

Gionee which operates its overseas business through Syntech Technology Limited has set up its subsidiary Syntech Technology Private Limited. Director of the company, Arvind R.Vohra told media persons at the launch function here today that after Chandigarh, these mobiles would be launched in other cities in western, eastern and southern zones. He said that north India accounted for about 30 per cent of total market in the country which made the company announce forays from Chandigarh.

Vohra said that Gpad-G1 Android phone launched today has unmatched features like 8 mega pixel camera, five inches display screen with multi-touch interface, dual core processor, dual sim, dual standby, a large battery to provide "an exceptionally" lasting talk time. He said that as an inaugural offer, the mobile phone was being offered at an affordable price of Rs 10,999, with a free 8 GB memory card and a flip cover.

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