100i

100i is a mid‑range Android smartphone that was released by the manufacturer Invicta in 2011. The device is powered by a 1.5 GHz dual‑core Qualcomm Snapdragon processor and includes 256 MB of RAM, which was typical for entry‑level smartphones of the era. Storage options were limited to 4 GB of internal flash memory, expandable via a microSDXC slot up to 32 GB. Users interact with a 3.5‑inch capacitive touchscreen that offers a resolution of 240 × 320 pixels.

The 100i ships with Android 2.3.3 (Gingerbread) as its default operating system and supports basic connectivity features such as Wi‑Fi 802.11b/g, Bluetooth 2.1, GPS, and a 2.0 MP rear camera. The phone’s battery is a removable 1100 mAh Li‑Ion unit, which provides moderate endurance under typical usage conditions.

Pricing at launch placed the 100i in the budget category, targeting consumers in developing markets who required affordable smartphone access without premium pricing. Sales were limited primarily to regions in Southeast Asia and Eastern Europe. Despite its modest specifications, the device received positive reviews for its build quality and keyboard typing experience, which retained a full‑size physical QWERTY keyboard despite the increasing trend towards touch‑only devices.

The 100i was discontinued in 2013 following the release of Invicta’s next generation models, which shifted the company’s focus toward higher‑end smartphones with improved hardware and updated software platforms. The device remains a subject of interest for collectors of early Android equipment due to its representation of the era’s design philosophies and market segmentation.