SPC C20 LIGHT specs.
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Display SPC C20 LIGHT
Primary display:
LCD 1.8" 160 x 128 pixels QQVGA, 119 ppi
Secondary display:
No
Storage SPC C20 LIGHT
Memory Card:
MicroSD, Up to 16 GB
Main Camera SPC C20 LIGHT
Primary camera:
0.3 MP 640 x 480 pixels VGA
Selfie camera SPC C20 LIGHT
Secondary camera:
No
Sound SPC C20 LIGHT
Headphone:
No
Network SPC C20 LIGHT
EV-DO:
No
GPRS:
General Packet Radio Service
General Packet Radio ServiceYes
GSM:
900, 1800
EDGE:
No
Connectivity SPC C20 LIGHT
Wi-Fi:Wireless lan technology
Wireless lan technologyNo
NFC:Near field communication
Near field communicationNo
GPS:Global Positioning System
Global Positioning SystemNo
Bluetooth:Bluetooth is used to exchange data between nearby mobile devices.
Bluetooth is used to exchange data between nearby mobile devices.No
HDMI:
No
Hotknot:
No
USB:Universal Serial Bus
Universal Serial BusNo
Infrared:
No
Size SPC C20 LIGHT
SIM:
Mini-SIM, Dual-SIM
Colors:
white-black, black
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