The rising African consumer-market is on the verge of blooming, and waiting to be tapped into. At the center of it all is the mobile device: a vessel that empowers the consumer by connecting them to the internet, and gives them access to the world’s information and, let’s not forget, (paid) content.
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Recognising this potential is startup Dream Mobile, a manufacturer of low-cost smart handsets for the African market. Its Dream Phones are packed with functionality and power at a really competitive price. For example its Dream A2 phone retails for R1 699 (around US$169) and sports a similar screen to the iPhone 4 — making a case for the perfect marriage of design and functionality at an affordable price.
Take a look at the Dream Mobile Startup Blitz below to get a closer look at the phones and hear from Founder and CEO Reza Handley-Namavar and CMO Roy Mathieu Barole speak about market opportunities, competition and more.
