Paris Hilton has hers in hot pink; Abhishek Bachchan prefers his in gold. In case you are wondering, We are talking about the Motorola range of cell phones flooding the market. Since its entry into the Indian market in 1987, Motorola, the number two phone maker in the world, has come a long way.
With new, eye-catching models every now and then, Motorola has been giving Nokia, the number one phone maker, a run for its money. Tie-ups with telecom giants like Bharti would only extend its customer base.
But are these phones the one for you? Here's the rundown on some of the popular models and their pros and cons.
C-115 and C-117
There are Motorola's offerings to the Rs 2,000 segment. Being bundled with prepaid connections from Airtel and BSNL and with a starting price of Rs 1,500, these phones make up for almost 35 per cent of the Motorola handset sales in India.
Cons: Apart from providing the minimal functions, these handsets have nothing much to boast about.
Text: Suraj Anand
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