The newly unveiled Samsung Galaxy Rush and Array Boost Mobile are among the fresh releases lined up on the no-contract wireless carrier. The handset range also boasts of the Samsung Galaxy S2 4G that was announced recently.
Entering first is the Rush which shows off a 3.5-inch touch panel on the front along with a 1.3MP snapper for video calls. The flip side is graced with a 3MP camera for occasional photography and image sharing. All the aforementioned offerings are powered by the Ice Cream Sandwich platform.
The device will be accompanied by the network provider’s Android Monthly Unlimited plan with Shrinking payments. This no-contract scheme proffers unlimited nationwide talk, text, web, emails, picture messaging and calls made to 411. Though the complete data package is worth $55 (approx. Rs. 3,065), the price shrinks with every 6 on-time payments, bringing the overall monthly rental to a mere $40 (approx. Rs. 2,230).
The second entrant, Array brings with it the added advantage of a physical QWERTY keypad apart from the virtual input screen. It packs in a 2.4-inch LCD screen on the front panel, while the aforesaid keyboard slides from beneath its display. Amateur photographers can take advantage of the 2MP snapper sported on its exterior. The smartphone is part of the network operator’s $45 (approx. Rs. 2,500) worth Talk and Text Unlimited Plan with Shrinking Payments.
The Samsung Galaxy Rush and Array Boost Mobile price details stand at $149.99 (approx. Rs. 8,365) and $59.99 (approx. Rs. 3,365) correspondingly. The former is expected to hit stores late September, while the latter will be up for grabs on September 4. They can be picked up from the service provider’s official website and retail outlets.
