Sharp GX10i

by MobiGates — published on May 28th, 2002

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Sharp GX10i
Middle-range mobile phone with all common features with universal appeal. The GX10i is priced within the average for this class.
 
Announced: Q2 2002, May
Class: Middle
Operating Frequency:
Tri-band GSM 900/1800/1900 MHz
Case:
Formfactor: ClamShell, external aerial
Size: 94×49x27 mm
Weight: 110 g
Data Transfer:
GPRS: Yes
HSCSD: No
EDGE: No
Mobile Messaging:
SMS
Internet Access:
WAP browser
Interface:
N/A
Software:
Javatm: Yes
Memory:
Internal: N/A
Screen:
65536 (65K, 16 bit) colours TFT
Resolution: 120 x 160 (19200) pixels
Camera:
Resolution: CIF 352 x 288 pixels (352×288, 101376 pixels)
Features: 2 X digital zoom
Call Features:
Handsfree Loudspeaker, in-phone Vibration Call Alert
Ringtones:
16 chords (voice) polyphonic MIDI ringtones
Multimedia:
Games: Javatm games support
SAR (Specific Absorbtion Rate)
0.681 W/kg
Battery:
Li-Ion 720 mAh
Talk Time: up to 3.5 hrs
Standby Time: up to 250 hrs
Highlights:
Tri-band - will work in US and TFT screen
Negatives:
relatively large, no Infrared (IrDa) port, no Bluetoothtm support, rather moderate LCD colour depth and low resolution camera

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