Mobistar launches new range of phones

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The Vietnamese mobile phone producer Mobistar yesterday officially launched its KIM Series with a metal and glass design, along with a series of upgrades for customers.

The KIM Series includes three smartphones: Lai Y, Prime Xense and Prime X. — Photo zing
HCM City (VNS)— The Vietnamese mobile phone producer Mobistar yesterday officially launched its KIM Series with a metal and glass design, along with a series of upgrades for customers.

The smartphone in the KIM Series is designed with luxury metal and glass and has a 5-inch screen, 8-core chipset and a superior 13 MP camera focusing on selfies.

The KIM Series includes three smartphones: Lai Y, Prime Xense and Prime X, priced from VND3.2 million (US$150) to VND8 million ($380). — VNS

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