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Micromax In Note 1 with 48 MP quad camera setup will go on sale 1 December
Trendingdesk •In Note 1 features a 6.67-inch full-HD+ display that comes with a punch-hole camera on the top.
Micromax In Note 1, IN 1b launched in India at a starting price of Rs 10,999 and Rs 6,999 respectively
Tech2 News Staff •Both Micromax In Note 1 and Micromax In 1b come with a 5,000 mAh battery and offer 4 GB RAM options.
Micromax 'In' series to launch in India today at 12 pm: How to watch the livestream
Tech2 News Staff •Micromax is expected to launch two models with MediaTek Helio G35 and Helio G85 chipsets.
Micromax teases new video that reveals design of the upcoming 'In' series smartphone
Trendingdesk •The 2 GB RAM model is expected to feature an 8 MP selfie camera along with a 13 MP dual camera setup in the back.
Micromax 'In' series smartphones with MediaTek Helio G35, Helio G85 SoC to launch on 3 November
Trendingdesk •Micromax is expected to launch multiple devices between the price range of Rs 7,000 and Rs 15,000.
Micromax to launch the 'In' smartphone series in India on 3 November
Trendingdesk •Micromax's 'In' series smartphone is expected to come with Helio G35 chipset and a 5,000 mAh battery.
Micromax announces that it will soon launch a new smartphone called ‘In’ in India
Trendingdesk •It is expected that Micromax will launch multiple devices between the price range of Rs 7,000 to Rs 15,000.
Despite growing calls to boycott Chinese products, brands like Xiaomi, OnePlus still selling out products in minutes
Tech2 News Staff •Besides OnePlus, Xiaomi recently also sold out a few models of its new Mi NoteBook 14 in under a day of going on sale.
Micromax confirms working on new smartphones; will reportedly be priced under Rs 10,000
Tech2 News Staff •Micromax has said that it will launch a budget-friendly smartphone with premium features and a modern look.
Huawei revenue jumps by 30 percent in H1 2019 despite US blacklist: Report
Tech2 News Staff •Huawei had earlier said that US restrictions would take $30 billion over the next two years.