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Best high-end mobile phones in Indian market
10-Sep

Sony Ericsson Xperia Arc (MRP - Rs 27,270)
Sony Ericsson's custom Android skin Mediascape is one of the sexiest one can find. The Xperia Arc sports Android 2.3 Gingerbread, with a beastly 8.1 MP camera, Snapdragon 1GHz processor & 4.2-inch hi-def screen.
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With hundreds of models and at least 5 major operating systems, the Indian cellphone industry is booming in the premium segment. We showcase a few of those that should surely be on your must-buy list, based on budget and form. Best high-end mobile phones in Indian market
Motorola Defy (MRP - Rs 15,400)Dust proof and water & scratch resistant.
Nokia E6 (MRP Rs 15,566)A natural upgrade from the hugely popular E71, this candy-bar phone has not just a QWERTY keyboard but also a touch screen, like the Blackberry Bold 9900, and it runs on the latest version of Symbian Anna OS. Best high-end mobile phones in Indian market
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HTC Desire S (MRP - Rs 21,799)The fastest among the Desire siblings, HTC Desire S has quickly become the most popular alternative thanks to the beautiful 3.7-inch Super LCD screen, 1GHz processor and amazing battery backup. Best high-end mobile phones in Indian market
Sony Ericsson Xperia Arc (MRP - Rs 27,270)Sony Ericsson
HTC Sensation (MRP - Rs 29,599)Another flagship Android device from HTC that showcases the brand new Sense 3.0, with powerful hardware like 4.3-inch Super LCD screen, 8MP camera, 1.2 GHz dual core processor and full HD (1080p) recording. Best high-end mobile phones in Indian market
Blackberry Torch 9810 (MRP - Rs 29,990)The next generation of Torch is another BB OS 7 device that has seen a lot of Torch loyalists upgrade almost immediately. Best high-end mobile phones in Indian market
Samsung Galaxy S II (MRP - Rs 29,999)This beauty has become a flagship Android phone for Samsung that packs some of the best hardware and user experience in the industry. Best high-end mobile phones in Indian market
Blackberry Bold 9900 (MRP - Rs 32,290)This was the first BB OS 7 device launched by RIM and many stores are already struggling to keep up with the demand. Packed with 1.2 GHz processor & 768 MB of RAM, this is one of the best touch screen phones RIM has ever produced. Best high-end mobile phones in Indian market
iPhone 4 (16GB) (MRP - Rs 34,500)This piece already enjoys phenomenal level of recognition and aspirations all over the world. And so it should. Afterall, iPhones are what changed the touchscreen devices market forever. Best high-end mobile phones in Indian market
HTC Evo 3D (MRP - Rs 34,999)Competing head to head with the LG Optimus 3D, the Evo 3D houses an Adreno 220 GPU, 1.2 GHz dual core Snapdragon processor and 1 GB RAM. The phone has not just a 3D display, but also sports two 5MP cameras for amazing 3D video recording. Best high-end mobile phones in Indian market
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