Vodafone’s been quietly chipping away at the RRP of its Vodafone 845 Android phone as part of its Winter Sale promotion, with the price for the thing currently sitting at £70 over on Vodafone’s web site. That’s not much money.
The 845′s touchscreen is resistive and so unresponsive you have to practically hammer nails into the thing to get it to respond to presses, but if you have a child that needs introducing to Android £70 is a low-risk entry point.
The Vodafone 845 comes with a very customised Android 2.1 as its OS, and we suspect Vodafone would laugh at you if you asked about the prospect of it ever getting an upgrade.
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