Full Review Micromax Canvas Turbo A250

Full Review Micromax Canvas Turbo A250

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Full specifications for the Micromax Turbo A250

 Model : Cabvas Turbo A250
Display : 5.0 inch IPS Full HD
OS : Android v4.2.1 Jelly Bean
Processor : Media Tek quad-core processor with 1.5 GHz CPU speed
(Chipset: MT6589T)
RAM : 2GB
Storage capacity : 16GB(non-expandable memory) Network : 3G
Price : ₹19,990/-



Key specifications of Canvas Turbo A250:

Model	Canvas Turbo A250
Display	5.0-inch IPS full HD (1920x1080p) display with CGS (Continuous Grain Silicon) technology
OS	Android v4.2.1 Jelly Bean
Processor	MediaTek quad-core processor with 1.5GHz CPU speed (Chipset: MT6589T)
RAM	2GB
Storage capacity	16GB(non-expandable memory)
Camera	Main: 13-megapixel camera with auto-focus, flash support and is capable of recording full HD video, 360-degree Panorama, Cinemagraph features Front: 5.0-megapixel camera
Network	3G
Battery	2000 mAh; Talk time: 7 hours; Standby mode: 105 hours;
Add-ons	Dual-SIM, Wi-Fi, Bluetooth v4.0, micro-USB v2.0,A-GPS
Colours	Blue and White
Price	₹19,990/-

Other specifications include a 13.0-megapixel main camera and a 5.0-megapixel front-facing camera. The smartphone features smart gesture controls wherein the user can simply flip the phone upside down to activate the silent mode or raise the the phone to the ear to answer it.
To assist users in multitasking, Canvas Turbo features ifloat to enable easy access to applications and other new apps include Hike (for instant messaging), BBM (BlackBerry Messenger),Spuul, Game Hub, Kingsoft Office, M!Security (for anri-theft and anti-virus protection) and more.
The company has confirmed that Canvas Turbo will come in white and blue variants and be made available at retail outlets across India from 26 October for ₹19,990.
Online retailer Saholic will reportedly sell the new Canvas Turbo from 31 October.

Indigenous smartphone maker Micromax has finally launched the much anticipated flagship model Canvas Turbo A250 in India.
Speaking at the launch, Micromax Co-founder Rahul Sharma said, "At Micromax, our focus has always been to keep innovating to democratize technology for masses by offering seamless experience through a combination of great hardware and enhanced software capabilities. Canvas Turbo further builds on our promise to constantly empower our users with superior technology. This is complemented by a refreshed ecosystem of applications enabling users to multitask offering great value to them."
The new Canvas Turbo, pegged as the successor of Canvas 4, features an anodised aluminium body which is said to double as an antenna to boost signal reception. It sports a 5.0-inch IPS full HD (1920x1080p) display with CGS (Continuous Grain Silicon) technology.
The device packs 1.5GHz MediaTek quad-core processor backed by 2GB RAM, 16GB built-in memory (non-expandable) and 2000 mAh battery which can run the smartphone under standby mode for 105 hours

Display – 5-inch SHARP full HD CGS
One of the major disappointments with the Canvas 4 was its 720p screen instead of the highly anticipated full-HD display. Micromax has now caught up with the rest as the Canvas Turbo sports a 5-inch SHARP full HD CGS (Continuous Grain Silicon) IPS display, which brings the pixel count all the way up to 441ppi. This means, we can expect crisp and clear images. Micromax has also included the NM2 wide angle technology so that users can view the display in any angle, even in broad daylight.

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