At an event in Chennai on Wednesday, Reliance Communications (RCom) unveiled Motorola's new CDMA handset, the W362. Initially, the handset will be made available in 12 southern cities, including Chennai.
The highlight of this handset is that it is to be made entirely in India, at the Motorola plant in Sriperumbudur in Tamil Nadu, RCom claims.
Features-wise, the W362 comes with a 4x zoom VGA camera, a 1,000-entry phone book, expandable memory, voice recorder, MP3, and FM radio with recording and integrated speakers. The phone can be connected with the PC sync via USB for Internet access. The phone is priced at Rs 4,199.
RCom has a subscriber base of nearly 4-million in Tamil Nadu and 2-million in Kerala. Tamil Nadu is a major market for the company, contributing around 9 percent of the company's overall revenues
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