The interesting Alcatel OT-990 Android phone has been reviewed by a couple of online sites this week, with both of them giving the new mobile a rather warm reception – and saying it’ll cost £99 when it hits the O2 PAYG range exclusively next month. Which is an impressive price for a 3.5″ capacitive smartphone.
Meanwhile, O2 has separately given the Alcatel Android a “late August” launch date. It’ll arrive with Android 2.2 onboard and a 600MHz processor inside. This is what it looks like:
This post has been cobbled together with data from the reviews uploaded by 3G.co.uk (3/5) and Mobile Choice (“excellent value for money”). There are full tech specs and everything for the OT-990 over on Alcatel’s surprisingly useful web site.
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sarbre
/ September 20, 2011THX, tell me please does it support 3G?
iban
/ October 10, 2011Yes is does
raj
/ December 16, 2011can an y one tell me………..
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