Aldi has announced that the supermarket chain three phones will release with two simkaartslots. In any case, two of them run on Android. In addition, going to the grocery store a usb stick for 3g sell in its stores.
The first unit should be from 22 February in the shops, and is focused on the use of social-networking sites, reports Aldi. About the specifications, there was little published, except that the device under the brand Wolfgang is sold, and on a physical toetsensenbord. The phone is about 50 euro cost. The simlockvrije usb stick for 3g internet on the laptop would now, in the stores, and has a price tag of almost 40 euro.
Later this year, Aldi have two Android smartphones to release, just like the aforementioned model about two simkaartslots. A 4.3″device is the most high end, and probably a little less than 200 euros in costs. It was further announced that there is a front camera on board, but the other specifications, in addition to the two simkaartslots, are missing. The third model has a 2.8″screen, and has a price tag of slightly less than 100 euro. Of both models was no release date announced.
The devices are to Aldi supplied by the Dutch company Ambiance Technology. The manufacturer reserves generally, and especially with the Asian market, which is also where devices with two simkaartslots usually be released.
