Gradiente Strike Blue specs.
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Basic Spec Gradiente Strike Blue
Display Gradiente Strike Blue
Display:
TFT Color, 176x220 px (2.2") 128ppi
Touch screen:
no
Storage Gradiente Strike Blue
Built-in memory:
no
Camera Gradiente Strike Blue
Camera:
no
Communication Gradiente Strike Blue
EDGE:
no
GPRS:
General Packet Radio Service
General Packet Radio Serviceno
GPS:Global Positioning System
Global Positioning Systemno
A-GPS:Assisted Global Positioning System
Assisted Global Positioning Systemno
GSM:
900 1800
USB:Universal Serial Bus
Universal Serial Busno
WAP:
no
Multimedia Gradiente Strike Blue
Audio out:
no
Games:
yes
MP3 player:
no
Polyphony:
yes
Vibra:
yes
Dictaphone:
no
Loudspeaker:
yes
Design Gradiente Strike Blue
SIM card size:
Mini Sim
Dimensions:
102 x 46 x 23 mm, vol. 107.9 cm³
Weight:
80 g
Phone resistant:
no
Battery Gradiente Strike Blue
Capacity:
Li-Ion 600 mAh
Time talk/stand-by:
4 / 288 hrs. (12.0d)
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