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Touch Pro
 
 
 
 
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Lowest U.S. price $367.99
Lowest UK price £9.99
Form factor Other form
QWERTY keyboard Yes
Platform Win Mobile 6.1
Weight 165 g
Height 102 mm
Width 51 mm
Depth 18 mm
Display size 2,8"
Display technology TFT
Two displays No
Resolution Other
Colors 65,536
Touch screen Yes
RAM memory 288 MB
Storage memory 512 MB
Memory card slot microSD
GSM 850 Yes
GSM 900 Yes
GSM 1800 Yes
GSM 1900 Yes
CDMA 800/850 No
CDMA 1900 ?
TDMA 800/850 No
TDMA 1900 ?
WCDMA 850 ?
WCDMA 900 ?
WCDMA 1700 ?
WCDMA 1900 ?
WCDMA 2100 Yes
CDMA2000 1700 ?
CDMA2000 800/850 ?
CDMA2000 1900 ?
Offline mode Yes
Data HSDPA / WCDMA / EDGE / GPRS
WLAN 802.11b/g
Bluetooth Yes
· A2DP support Yes
Infrared No
Camera Yes
· Auto focus Yes
· Image stabilizer No
· Camera 3,2
· Optical zoom No
· Lens cover No
· Flash light Yes
2nd camera Yes
MMS Yes
TV output Yes
Video calls Yes
Mobile TV No mobile TV tuner
Email support Yes
GPS Yes
FM radio Yes
Audio player Yes
· MP3 Yes
· WMA Yes
· AAC Yes
· Ogg Vorbis No
· 3.5mm headphone jack No
· Stereo speakers ?
Java Yes
WAP browser Yes
Web browser Yes
Battery life / Talk 6,6 h
Battery life / Stand-by 406 h
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  • Display technology
    Display technology in use. The options (from worse to best) are STN (LCD), CSTN (Color STN), TFT (Thin-Film Transistor), and OLED (organic light-emitting diode). The first three are all based on LCD technology, which unlike OLED, do require backlight.
  • RAM memory
    RAM (Random access memory ) is the internal memory of the phone used to execute programs etc.
  • Built-in storage memory
    Built-in storage memory expresses the amount of memory space available for storage of ringtones, pictures, videos, games etc. The most commonly used memory type is flash.
  • Packet data modes
    Data transfer modes that are based on packet switching method rather than circuit switching, and offer a much faster and more efficient data transfer. For more information and comparision see for example here.
  • MMS support
    Multimedia Messaging Service (MMS) is a standard for telephone messaging systems that allows sending messages that include multimedia objects (images, audio, video, rich text) and not just text as in Short Message Service (SMS).
  • Digital audio player
    If the phone has a built-in music player and can play music files, the supported formats are listed here. The diffent possibilities are mp3,ogg vorbis, wma, and acc.
  • Java (J2ME) support
    Some phones have support for software based on Java Platform (or rather its light variant, Micro Edition). The sofware can for example be games, mail clients (Gmail) or other small applications.

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