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Display Maxx MX186 - Comet
Form Factor:
Bar
Screen Size:
This diagonal display size is usually measured in inches.
This diagonal display size is usually measured in inches.1.8
Number of Colours:
64k
Processor Maxx MX186 - Comet
Processor:
no
Processor Speed:
no
Memory Maxx MX186 - Comet
Internal Memory:
---
Extendable Memory:
Micro SD
Camera Maxx MX186 - Comet
Sensor Resolution:
yes
Video resolution / frame rate:
---
Video Recording:
yes
Front facing camera:
no
General Features Maxx MX186 - Comet
FM Radio:
yes
WAP Enabled:
---
Dual Sim Support:
yes
USB Connector:
---
Carrier Networks Maxx MX186 - Comet
3G:Third generation cellular network
Third generation cellular networkno
Connectivity Maxx MX186 - Comet
GPRS:General Packet Radio Service
General Packet Radio Serviceyes
EGPRS or EDGE:
---
Wi-Fi:Wireless lan technology
Wireless lan technologyno
Dimensions Maxx MX186 - Comet
Dimensions:
107.8 x 44 x 15 mm
Weight
(grams)
53.4
Sound Maxx MX186 - Comet
Audio connector:
3.5 mm
Battery Maxx MX186 - Comet
Battery capacity
(mAh)
1000
Talk Time with Standard Battery
(Minutes)
180
Standby Time with Standard Battery
(Hours)
400
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