Yes, you read that right. The cheapest smartphone in the world costs as much as beer! It was sent to the market by the little-known Indian company Ringing Bells, and it goes by the name of Ringing Bells Freedom 251, which with its price of 3.30 euros easily took over the primacy of the cheapest smartphone in the world.
For the cheapest smartphone in the world, Ringing Bells Freedom 251, you need to deduct 251 rupees, which translates into euros 3.30 euros! A company quite unknown to India also signed up for the phone Ringing Bells, which in the domestic market, which is considered the second largest market for mobile phones (as of October it can already boast of one billion users), promises rich spoils, since, in contrast to Europe and America, low-cost phones dominate there. In addition to India with phones at ridiculously low prices there is a constant threat of a "roaming tiger, a hidden dragon" (read: China), from which the Europeans are "protected" (primarily) by the patent office. The Ringing Bells Freedom 251 phone, especially the low price, was also burned by the Indian government.
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And what do we get for those few euro coins? The Ringing Bells Freedom 251 smartphone, which will cost only 3.30 euros in the free market, is equipped with a 4-inch screen with a resolution of 960 x 540 pixels, a 4-core processor with a clock speed of 1.3 GHz, 1 GB of memory and 8 GB of space for data storage, which can be expanded by 32 GB with a memory card. The battery takes a break 1450 mAh, and the digital camera has a resolution of 3.2 million pixels, while the front camera can boast a resolution of 300 thousand pixels. It has an operating system loaded Android 5.1 Lollipop, and it uses the 3G network to connect to the Internet.
Unfortunately, it is (currently) available only in India, but maybe it will encourage other manufacturers to try something similar themselves and bring phones even closer to the masses.
More information:
freedom251.com
