We all know Dual-SIM mobiles. Some of us even use them... How about a phone with three cards? Recently, there have appeared two such structures, using MediaTek chips.
Three companies: MediaTek, LG and GooPhone are responsible for the creation of phones supporting three cards. The first one provided the electronics, while the other two have built on this basis affordable smartphones. In both models, the cards work in triple-standby mode, so maintain coverage, but if one of them is in use, the other two are disabled. Each card can support voice and data transfer, the manufacturers also assure that the service of three SIMs is not associated with an increased demand for energy. This is probably due to the fact that both phones are not complex structures.
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| LG L4 II photo: CNXSoft |
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LG L4 II has a 3.8-inch display with a resolution of 320x480 px and an unspecified processor clocked at 1 GHz, supported by 512 MB of RAM. The phone has a 3 megapixel camera, Wi-Fi, Bluetooth and AGPS, and a battery with a capacity of 1700 mAh. It supports quad-band GSM and UMTS 900/2100. The GooPhone X1+ smartphone has a 5-inch FWGA display and a 1.2 GHz dual core MT6572 processor, accompanied by 1GB of RAM. GooPhone has two cameras (5 and 2 megapixel) and a 2100 mAh battery. In addition to the four GSM bands, it also supports 3G bands 850 and 2100 MHz. Tri-SIM LG is offered only in Brazil, but GooPhone X1+ will get to worldwide distribution in the next few days. Both are running Android 4.1.
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| GooPhone X1+ photo: techkiddy |
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