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Basic Spec Fujitsu Foma F884i
Display Fujitsu Foma F884i
Display:
TFT Color (256K), 240x432 px (3.1") 159ppi
Touch screen:
no
Storage Fujitsu Foma F884i
Built-in memory:
no
Memory card:
MicroSD/TransFlash
Camera Fujitsu Foma F884i
Camera:
3.2 MPx
Flash:
no
Autofocus:
no
Optical zoom:
no
Digital zoom:
yes
Communication Fujitsu Foma F884i
Bluetooth:
Bluetooth is used to exchange data between nearby mobile devices.
Bluetooth is used to exchange data between nearby mobile devices.yes
EDGE:
no
GPRS:General Packet Radio Service
General Packet Radio Serviceyes
GPS:Global Positioning System
Global Positioning Systemyes
A-GPS:Assisted Global Positioning System
Assisted Global Positioning Systemno
GSM:
900 1800 1900
HSDPA:High-Speed Downlink Packet Access
High-Speed Downlink Packet Accessyes
HSDPAHigh-Speed Downlink Packet Access speed:
High-Speed Downlink Packet Access speed:3,6 Mb/s
USB:Universal Serial Bus
Universal Serial Bus2.0
WAP:
yes
Multimedia Fujitsu Foma F884i
Audio formats:
MIDI, MP3, AAC
Audio out:
Jack 3,5 mm
Games:
yes
MP3 player:
yes
MP3 ringtones:
yes
Polyphony:
yes
Radio:
yes
Phonebook memory:
1000
Vibra:
yes
Dictaphone:
yes
Loudspeaker:
yes
Voice dialing:
yes
Sensors Fujitsu Foma F884i
Accelerometer:
yes
Design Fujitsu Foma F884i
Dimensions:
109 x 50 x 20 mm, vol. 109 cm³
Weight:
140 g
Phone resistant:
no
Battery Fujitsu Foma F884i
Capacity:
Li-Ion
Time talk/stand-by:
2 / 270 hrs. (11.3d)
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