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General Information Micromax X353
Sim Type:
Dual Sim, GSM+GSM
Dual Sim:
Yes
Design Micromax X353
Dimensions:
115.6 x 62 x 12.5 mm
Weight:
82 g
Display Micromax X353
Type:
Color TFT screen
Touchscreen:
Yes
Size:
3.5 inches, 320 x 480 pixels
Aspect Ratio:
3:2
PPI:
~165 PPI
Memory Micromax X353
Card Slot:
Yes, upto 8 GB
Connectivity Micromax X353
GPRS:
General Packet Radio Service
General Packet Radio ServiceYes
3G:Third generation cellular network
Third generation cellular networkNo
Wi-Fi:Wireless lan technology
Wireless lan technologyNo
Bluetooth:Bluetooth is used to exchange data between nearby mobile devices.
Bluetooth is used to exchange data between nearby mobile devices.Yes, v3.0
USB:Universal Serial Bus
Universal Serial BusYes, microUSB
Extra Micromax X353
GPS:Global Positioning System
Global Positioning SystemNo
3.5mm Headphone Jack:
Yes
Camera Micromax X353
Rear Camera:
0.3 MP
Front Camera:
No
Technical Micromax X353
Java:
No
Multimedia Micromax X353
FM Radio:
Yes
Battery Micromax X353
Type:
Removable Battery
Size:
1100 mAh, Li-ion Battery
StandBy Time:
15 days
Talk Time:
5 hours
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