Sunpillar P55 specs.
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Basic Spec Sunpillar P55
RAM:
Random Access Memory
Random Access Memory32 MB
Display Sunpillar P55
Screen Resolution:Screen resolution refers to the size of the image received on the screen in pixels
Screen resolution refers to the size of the image received on the screen in pixels128 x 64 pixels
Pixel density:
119 ppi
Screen to body ratio:
6.62 %
Storage Sunpillar P55
Internal memory:
64 MB
Expandable memory:
Yes
Camera Sunpillar P55
Main camera:
No
Camera features:
Smile detection, Scenes, Continuos Shooting, Multi Shot
Communication Sunpillar P55
Sim 1:
GPRS: Class 10
Sim slots:
Dual SIM, GSM GSM
Network support:
2G: Available
Network support:
2G
Bluetooth:Bluetooth is used to exchange data between nearby mobile devices.
Bluetooth is used to exchange data between nearby mobile devices.No
Browser:
Yes
Multimedia Sunpillar P55
Loudspeaker:
Yes
Fm radio:
Yes
Special features Sunpillar P55
Java:
No
Design Sunpillar P55
Height:
110 mm
Width:
51 mm
Thickness:
14.00 mm
Colours:
Black, White, Red
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