The Gionee Gpad G2, an enticing mobile powerhouse, hits the market, boasting a 5.3-inch screen and the MT6589 quad-core processor at a mere 13,990 INR. This gem is not just about specs; its allure lies in its stunning value. brace yourself for a spectacle as we pit the Gpad G2 against the iconic Micromax Canvas HD and the latest addition to the Canvas family, the Micromax Canvas 3D.

First, peep into the伟大的Gionee Gpad G2 – it unfurls with a 5.3-inch qHD display (960×540 pixels) and a power-packed Mediatek MT6589 quad-core @ 1.2GHz. Completing its prowess, there's 1GB of RAM and a nimble PowerVR SGX 544 GPU, backed by a 3000mAh battery. Averagely, it carries an 8MP rear and a 2MP rear camera, 4GB internal storage, and an advanced front camera accentuating its visual allure.

Contrast that with the Micromax Canvas HD A116, a 5-inch marvel with an HD (1280x720p) display, the identical quad-core processor, 1GB RAM, dual 8MP and 2MP shooters,装载4GB of onboard memory, all powered by a 2000mAh battery. It's one India's cherished budget marvels, priced anywhere from 14,000 to 16,000 INR.

Now, the new bang on the block, the Micromax Canvas 3D. A first from国有生产厂家, it boasts a 5-inch glasses-free WVGA (800x480p) 3D display. But don’t judge it for its looks alone; it houses a Mediatek MT6577 processor, 512MB RAM, 4GB internal memory, dual cameras- 5MP and VGA, and a solid 2000mAh battery.

Let's dispel the dust in a handy comparison chart for clarity. The Micromax Canvas HD rules with its HD screen and quad-core muscle, but for those seeking bigness and battery endurance, the Gionee Gpad G2 is the ticket. The Canvas 3D might thrill the tech trailblazers, while the power user might veer between Gpad G2 and Canvas HD.