Kazam has announced six new Android
smartphones with Dual SIM for its Thunder and Trooper ranges.
The UK smartphone company was formed
by two former HTC executives six months ago, and is concentrating specifically
on affordable devices tailored for the European market.
It has now launched its new
smartphones which are split into two rangers: Thunder, which will have one
high-end handset, and Trooper, which will have five affordable low-to-mid range
devices.
Michael Coombes, co-founder and CEO,
said: "Six months ago Kazam was founded and to be announcing our first phones
today is incredible.
"We are small and experienced,
ensuring we are quick to adapt and react to the changing needs of our local
markets. There is much more to come from our exciting brand."
The Kazam smartphones will run on
Android Jelly Bean, and come with a full year's guarantee for screen
replacement and Kazam Rescue, a service which enables users to allow the Kazam
support team remote access to their device, to help with any setup issues or
problems.
All six will come with Dual SIM,
removable batteries and SD memory card slots, although neither supports LTE 4G
networks.
The fiver Trooper devices are named
after their screen sizes: Trooper X3.5, Trooper X4.0, Trooper X4.5, Trooper
X5.0, Trooper X5.5.
The Trooper X3.5 is the smallest with
a 3.5-inch 480 x 320 TFT screen, 1GHz dual-core processor, 512MB of RAM and a
2-megapixel rear-facing camera.
The X4.0 has an improved 4-inch 800 x
480 TFT screen, but the same 1GHz dual-core processor, while the X4.5 has a
4.5-inch 854 x 800 TFT screen and a faster processor which a 1.2GHz dual-core
Mali-400 chipset.
Specifications for the X5.0 are
similar but it has a 5.5-inch 854 x 480 TFT display. All Trooper models are
available in dark blue, white and black, and some in grey.
The Thunder Q4.5 is a 4.5-inch phone
with an 854 x 480 IPS screen, 1.3GHz quad-core Mali 400MP2 processor and 1GB of
RAM.
It has 4GB of internal storage, expandable by up to a further 32GB through the microSD card
slot, and comes only in black.
A second Thunder phone, thought to be
the Q5, is likely to be released shortly as the range's seventh smartphone.
"Today's announcement proves
that Kazam is not about gimmicks or corporate bullshit, but delivering real
value, by taking a fresh approach to mobile," said James Atkins, the
company's CMO.
"It is not enough to simply
stand for one thing, Kazam must continue to invest in areas often overlooked,
posing difficult questions and challenging convention."
Source: Telegraph
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