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| Bluetooth |
No |
Whether or not the Mobile Phone comes with a bluetooth device, a wireless short-range communication device. |
| Brand |
Nokia |
The manufacturer of the Mobile Phone |
| Calendar |
No |
Whether or not the Mobile Phone comes with a calendar onto which the owner can log events, appointments etc. |
| Digital Camera |
Built-in |
A small camera fitted into the Mobile Phone. |
| Dimensions |
107x47x24 mm |
The size of the three dimensions of the Mobile Phone in mm. |
| Download games |
Yes |
Whether or not the Mobile Phone comes with the capacity to download and play computer games. |
| Download Ringtones |
Yes |
Whether the user can download ringtones to the Mobile Phone. |
| Email facility |
Yes |
Whether or not the user can send and receive e-mails using the Mobile Phone. |
| FM Radio |
Yes |
Whether or not the Mobile Phone can play FM radio. |
| Frequency Band |
Tri-band |
The type of band and frequency on which the Mobile Phone operates, whether Tri Band (ideal for those travelling to the USA), Dual Band or Quad Band. |
| Games |
1 |
The games which are included on the Mobile Phone. |
| GPRS |
Yes |
Whether or not the Mobile Phone comes with a GPRS feature to enable higher linespeed, which facilitates internet access and the sending of pictures. |
| Handsfree Speakerphone |
Yes |
Whether or not this Mobile Phone has a hands free capacity. |
| In-built modem |
No |
Whether or not the Mobile Phone possesses a modem to allow connection to a laptop PC and the internet. |
| Infrared |
Yes |
Whether or not the Mobile Phone possesses infrared, enabling the user to connect to a local computer and the internet. |
| Java |
Yes |
Whether or not the Mobile Phone enables the user to download programmes written in Java, such as games and utility applications. |
| MMS |
Yes |
Whether or not the Mobile Phone can accept photos from and forward photos to other mobile phones. |
| Mobile/PDA |
Mobile |
Whether photos count as PDAs according to their organisational functionality. |
| Model |
5140 |
The individual model name and number of the Mobile Phone |
| Phonebook Capacity |
100 |
The upper limit to the amount of names and numbers the Mobile Phone can store. |
| Polyphonic |
Yes |
A sophisticated ring tone which closely resembles a real song. |
| Ringtones |
31 |
The amount of ringtones presently lodged on this mobile phone's SIM card. |
| SAR Rating |
0.77 W/kg |
Specific Absorption Rate - gauges the volume of radiation which is attracted to the head of the mobile phone while its user is conversing. Obviously lower is better. |
| Screen Resolution |
128x128 pixels |
Measures the amount of pixels (small digital dots which when amalgamted on screen constitute an image) a mobile TV's display can accomodate. The more pixels the screen can afford equates to greater resolution and thus a sharper image. |
| Screen Type |
4096-colour |
Which type of display this mobile phone possesses, either mono or colour. |
| Secondary Screen |
No |
Flashes up crucial information, even when the mobile phone is on standby. |
| Network |
O2, Orange, Vodafone |
The company which manages the bills and infrastructure of their mobile phone. |
| Standby Time |
150-300 |
The length of time over which the mobile phone will stay active when not being used to send or receive calls. |
| Talk-time |
2-5 |
The highest possible time over which you can use your handset before recharging is required. |
| Vibrate |
Yes |
Whether or not the Mobile Phone will vibrate when a call comes in. |
| Voice |
Yes |
Whether or not the user can call a particular number through vocal instruction (NB: often difficult in noisy surroundings). |
| WAP |
Yes |
Whether or not the Mobile Phone is equipped with Wireless access protocol, a portal to a plethora of sites and downloaded information (slthough criticised as slow by users around the world). |
| WAP Version |
2 |
The version of WAP with which the Mobile Phone is compatible. |
| Weight |
101g |
The total weight of the Mobile Phone, measured in grams (100g=0.22lb) |
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