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Rivo Advance A240




General Information Rivo Advance A240
2G:?Second generation cellular network
2G Enabled
3G:?Third generation cellular network
No
SIM:
Dual Sim Standby
Status:
Available, February 2015
Body Rivo Advance A240
Dimensions:
112 x 51.1 x 11.55 mm
Weight:
N/a
Display Rivo Advance A240
Size:
QVGA Display 2.4
Sound Rivo Advance A240
Loudspeaker:
Yes
Memory Rivo Advance A240
Card slot:
Up to 16 GB MicroSD Card Support
Internal:
1000 Phone Book Memory,500 SMS
Camera Rivo Advance A240
Primary:
Digital Camera with LED Flash
Features Rivo Advance A240
Messaging:
SMS, MMS
Radio:
Wireless FM Radio with Recoding
 
GPRS?General Packet Radio Service, Call & SMS Block Option, Games,Audio/Video Player,Auto Call Recording
Battery Rivo Advance A240
Battery:
Li-Ion 1450 mAh 4L Battery




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