Verizon Releases $100 Android Handset
Filed in archive Mobile Phones by Jason Giacchino on November 6, 2009
In effort to boost publicity of the Android platform, Verizon Wireless plans to sell the HTC Droid Eris, a Google Android equipped wireless device, today for $100.
The Droid Eris is nearly identical to HTC's Hero smartphone, which Sprint is currently selling for $180. In fact the Droid Eris actually runs on HTC's Sense interface (seven-panel home screen with customizable widgets).
Users can access text messages, emails and call history and even Facebook updates from a single contact card.
Additionally the unit features a 3.2-inch capacitive touch screen, GPS, digital compass, gravity-sensor, 3.5mm stereo headset jack, a 5.0-megapixel auto-focus camera and expandable microSD memory.
The handset joins Verizon's list of Android-equipped devices (such as the highly-anticipated Motorola Droid, which just so happened to go on sale the same day) but can boast being the most-affordable.
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