Micromax Canvas Breeze Tab P660 with Voice Calling Launched for 9,999 INR














Leading India based tech maker Micromax
has unveiled a new tablet in the country
called Canvas Breeze Tab P660. The slate
supports 3G connectivity and has dual SIM
functionality that enables voice calling
capabilities. The Canvas Breeze Tab P660
has been launched in Black and Red color
options and it is priced at Rs 9,999 and will
be available exclusively via Snapdeal.
The Canvas Breeze Tab P660 is given a 7.85
inch IPS display with a screen resolution of
1024×768 pixels that is standard and is
incorporated with a quad core MediaTek
MT8389WM processor clocked at 1.2 GHz
backed by 1 GB of RAM. Fueled by the
dated Android 4.2 Jelly Bean operating
system, the slate bundles 8 GB of native
storage capacity that can be extended
externally by another 32 GB using a micro
SD card.
For imaging, the Canvas Breeze Tab P660
uses a 5 MP primary snapper and a 2 MP
front facing selfie camera. The slate also
houses a 4,000 mAh battery that can pump
in a decent backup to it. There are
connectivity aspects such as 3G, Wi-Fi,
Bluetooth and GPS onboard.
Furthermore, the Canvas Breeze Tab P660 is
provided with free 500 MB of 2G and 3G
data per month for six months for the Aircel
subscribers. Also, the buyers of the slate will
receive a free Micromax MMX440W Wireless
Router with a 4,400 mAh power bank costing
Rs 2,499 as well.

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