Sony Ericsson T270i specs.
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General characteristics Sony Ericsson T270i
Band:
GSM 900/1800/1900
Type:
telephone
Enclosure type:
classic
Management:
navigation key
Type of SIM card:
plain
The number of SIM-cards:
1
Weight:
82 g
Dimensions (WxHxT):
45x100x13 mm
Screen Sony Ericsson T270i
Screen type:
color, 65.54 thousand colors
Image size:
128x160
Calls Sony Ericsson T270i
Ringtones type:
polyphonic, MP3 ringtones
Vibrating alert:
yes
Multimedia features Sony Ericsson T270i
Audio:
FM-radio
Games:
yes
Java application:
yes
Communication Sony Ericsson T270i
Interfaces:
Bluetooth 2.0
Internet access:
WAP 2.0, GPRS
General Packet Radio Service, HTML
General Packet Radio Service, HTMLSynchronizing with your computer:
yes
Memory and processor Sony Ericsson T270i
Number of cores:
1
The amount of internal memory:
10 MB
Memory card slot:
no
Message Sony Ericsson T270i
Additional features SMS:
enter text with a dictionary
MMS:
yes
EMS:
yes
Power Sony Ericsson T270i
Battery type:
Li-Ion
Battery capacity:
900 mAh
Talk time:
7 h
Standby time:
300 h
Other functions Sony Ericsson T270i
Loud speaker (internal speaker):
yes
Automatic redial:
yes
Phonebook and organizer Sony Ericsson T270i
Book search:
yes
Exchange between the SIM card and internal memory:
yes
Organizer:
alarm clock, calculator, scheduler
Additional information Sony Ericsson T270i
Date of announcement (y-m-d):
2008-01-24
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