At the time, dual sim iClone cell phones seemed unbelievably innovative. Inspired by iPhone technology, these clones took what was wonderful about the iPhone and improved upon it by:
1. offering consumers two cell phone numbers or plans within one phone via two sim cards;
2. offering an unlocked phone which could be used with any mobile carrier; and
3. allowing consumers to remove the phone\’s battery without having to depend on or pay the manufacturer for this basic maintenance.
Of all of the improvements in the clones, the dual sim feature is what consumers liked most, so much so that many began to ask if it were possible to fit three sim slots into an iPhone clone.
The answer, as evidenced by the new CECT E689 tri sim clone, is a resounding yes. The E689 has everything that you love about the iClones (web browsing, MP3/ MP4 and camera capabilities) but it has added an additional sim slot to make it a total of three. Now it’s possible to have one phone for business, one for personal or leisure time and one for emergencies or a spare venture.
Additionally, the E689 has added a small keypad at the base of the phone which will appeal to texters. In this respect, the E689 is comparable to the N99i or the Nokia N99i as it is sometimes called as it combines all of the iClone features with advanced texting capabilities.
Price wise, the CECT tri sim is pretty competitive, starting at about $150, depending on where you buy it. Considering this phone has the latest technology available, that price seems pretty attractive, especially when you factor in AT&T savings.
To see specs, photos and rock bottom pricing on the CECT E689, click here
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