Strapped at the back of the device is a 1.3 mega-pixel camera for taking pictures on the go. And that's not all. The mobile phone has a unique Call Connect Notice feature that protects the user from radiation. There is also a Black list facility available to block those unwanted calls, a dual charging port, inbuilt torch and a single “End” key to switch off the LCD of the device.
In addition chota ustad packs in Bluetooth A2DP to provide quality music on the Bluetooth head set, USB cable and a security mechanism for the phone book, messages and multimedia. It also supports SMS and MMS and all major audio formats MP3, WAV, MIDI and AMR. The mobile phone packs in a 1450 mAh battery giving mobile users up to 10 hours of talk time and a 16 GB external memory.
SICT's chota ustad sits pretty among the feature rich budget handsets that the mobile users aspire for. It's not without a reason they say good things come in small packages.
The company early this month also launched a new dual SIM stylish handset—iV 171 with 3000mAh battery back up. Targeting both urban and rural mobile users, iV 171 provided charge free talk time for weeks and came handy in areas where electricity shortage was prominent.
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