Karbonn TA Fone A39 HD Tablet

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Karbonn TA Fone A39 HD Tablet Key Features:


                                                 7 inch Capacitive Touchscreen
                                                 Voice call support
                                                 Android v4.1(Jelly Bean) OS
                                                 3G, Wi-Fi Enabled
                                                 GPS, Bluetooth connectivity
                                                 Dual Camera : 2MP Rear, 0.3MP Front

TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS FOR KARBONN TA FONE A39

GENERAL

Operating System: Android v4.1 (Jelly Bean)
Voice call support: Yes ,Single SIM - GSM
Processor:         1 GHz Dual Core Processor
Memory:                 512 MB RAM
Sensors:                 G-Sensor

NETWORK

2G:                         GSM 850/900/1800/1900MHz
3G:                         WCDMA 2100 MHz

DISPLAY

Size:                         7 inches
Resolution:         1024 x 600 Pixels
Type:                 HD Capacitive Touchscreen

CONNECTIVITY

GPRS:                 Yes
EDGE:                 Yes
Wi-Fi:                 802.11 b/g/n
3G:                         Inbuilt 3G Sim slot
Bluetooth:           Yes
Other Connectivity : GPS, Google Play, You Tube, Flipboard Apps
options

PORTS

USB:                 Yes
3.5mm audio jack: Yes

MULTIMEDIA FORMAT SUPPORT

Video Player:          AVI, , MP4, 3GP, FLV, WMV,MKV , MPEG
Audio Player:          MP3, WMA, WAV

CAMERA

Rear:                  2 Megapixels
Video recording:  Yes
Front camera:          VGA
Other Camera features: Zoom

BATTERY

Capacity:                   3000 mAh

STORAGE

Internal:                  2 GB
Expandable:          Up to 32 GB


Karbonn TA Fone A39 HD Price in India : Rs.8,990.

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