Alcatel OT Blaze Duo 890D: Froyo for Php4,999

Looks like Alcatel Philippines also has their own dual-SIM Android smartphone called the OneTouch Blaze Duo 890D. It has a suggested retail price but Alcatel is giving it for an introductory price of Php4,999.

Alcatel OT Blaze Duo 890D specs:
2.8-inch display @ 320×240 pixels
420MHz processor
150MB internal storage
up to 16GB via microSD card
WiFi 802.11 b/g
Bluetooth 2.1 with A2DP
2MP camera
Stereo FM radio with RDS
GPS w/ aGPS support
1000mAh Li-Ion battery
Android 2.2. Froyo

There’s no 3G here, just EDGE for both the two SIM modules. The handsets are available in Fuschia, Orange and Steel Grey. Regular price is Php5,999 but it’s down to just Php4,999 with the limited promo.

Abe Olandres

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24 Comments

machikito says:

14 years ago

i hope that is sturdy. sirain kasi ang alcatel but for an android phone, the price is not bad.. pati sa specs, pang entry level na.
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JKisaragi says:

14 years ago

420MHz processor…well, that’s new.

Gaano kaya kabagal to? Hmmm…
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vinz says:

14 years ago

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dULeFHQ0Yn0
not english though
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Alex says:

14 years ago

sana may magreview nito
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csseyah says:

14 years ago

wow nice look! maganda pangregalo ito… ireregalo ko sa self ko..
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apm says:

14 years ago

noob question about sa android lang po. may 4by4 ba na virtual keyboard ang froyo? yung hindi querty type? tia
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brutus says:

14 years ago

yes, Android has that option, but using a T9 keyboard on a capacitive screen, you have to type very fast

macoolit says:

14 years ago

resistive screen, fail…
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Jonaflormicfren says:

14 years ago

It is unexpected, but here it is the Alcatel is trying to catch up with the trend.
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Miguel says:

14 years ago

This must be low-cost Android chipsets coming onboard.
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geogetski666 says:

14 years ago

i presume the unit uses the same mediatek chipset that dual sim china android phones are using the processors are outdated and much slower than the same clocked qualcomm processors :)
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