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The sleek S-920, Spice Mobile Phone in the Bluegen series |
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Written by Mobility India
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Maintaining its promise of providing customers with a vivid product range, giving them an experience of the latest innovations, Spice Mobile Phones, the rising Indian mobile handset brand has introduced the S-920, its latest offering in the Bluegen Series.
The S-920 comes with 'PRANKTONES', the most unique feature that no other handset offers today. Using Pranktones, the S-920 can customise background sound effects for your calls, letting you foolproof your excuses! Pranktones can make you get caught in the heavy commotion of a traffic jam or even set romance in the air by selecting your favourite romantic song, while talking to your girlfriend with just a push of a button. This pranky feature of in –call background sound effects is in-built in the handset and users can download their own choice of sound effects as well.
And what's more…the Spice S-920 comes with a Webcam facility & TV Out facility, enhanced blue-tooth technology, superior 2 Mega Pixel Camera with MP3 Player which can store up-to 400 Songs in AAC format, GPRS/MMS/EMAIL, full screen Video Playback, Singtones and MP3 Ringtones. The sleek S-920 is also loaded with various other features including true to life enhanced 262K QVGA colour display screen, 80 MB internal memory options expandable upto 2 GB, gaming and other applications.
The model is accompanied with standard accessories to enable customer's ease of operation. The accessories include Spice USB Charger, Dual Stereo Headset and USB Data Cable.
Priced at M.R.P Rs.9,499/-, the S-920 is definitely a steal. So go ahead and bindaas excuse banao to……any one at all…aur pakde na jao. Its time to play some foolproof pranks!!!
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