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Basic Spec Sony Ericsson S868
Processor cores number:
1
SIM-card amount:
1
SIM-card type:
regular
Design Sony Ericsson S868
Case type:
classic
Height:
130 mm
Width:
49 mm
Thickness:
30 mm
Weight:
172 grams
Display Sony Ericsson S868
Screen type:
monochrome
Screen Size:
This diagonal display size is usually measured in inches.
This diagonal display size is usually measured in inches.number of lines - 3
Camera Sony Ericsson S868
Rear camera:
none
Connectivity Sony Ericsson S868
Standard:
GSM 900, 1800
Interfaces:
IRDA
Internet access:
none
Multimedia Sony Ericsson S868
Tune amount:
14
Tune type:
regular
Vibrocall:
none
Notepad and organizer Sony Ericsson S868
Organizer:
alarm clock, calculator
Notepad in the device:
99 contacts
Other functions Sony Ericsson S868
Auto-redial:
yes
HR, FR, EFR sound encoding modes:
yes
Speakerphone:
yes
Battery Sony Ericsson S868
Battery capacity:
650 mA⋅h
Battery type:
NiMH
Standby time:
65 hours
Talk time:
2.9 hours
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