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Sony Ericsson J132
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| Phone type | ? | ||
| OS details | ? | ||
| OS version | ? | ||
| IP rating | ? | ||
| Form factor | Bar | ||
| QWERTY keyboard | No | ||
| Platform | Other | ||
| Chipset | ? | ||
| Weight | 76 g | ||
| Height | 103 mm | ||
| Width | 45 mm | ||
| Depth | 15,3 mm | ||
| Display size | 1,5" | ||
| Display technology | CSTN | ||
| Refresh rate | ? | ||
| Display material | ? | ||
| Two displays | No | ||
| Resolution | 128 x 128 | ||
| Colors | 65,536 | ||
| Touch screen | No | ||
| RAM memory | ? | ||
| Other RAM version | ? | ||
| Other RAM version | ? | ||
| RAM details | ? | ||
| GSM 850 | No | ||
| GSM 900 | Yes | ||
| GSM 1800 | Yes | ||
| Storage memory | 0,004 GB | ||
| GSM 1900 | No | ||
| 2nd storage option | ? | ||
| 3rd storage option | ? | ||
| 4th storage option | ? | ||
| Memory card slot | No card slot | ||
| WCDMA 850 | ? | ||
| SIM | ? | ||
| WCDMA 900 | ? | ||
| Dual SIM | ? | ||
| WCDMA 1700 | ? | ||
| WCDMA 1900 | ? | ||
| WCDMA 2100 | No | ||
| CDMA2000 1700 | ? | ||
| CDMA2000 800/850 | ? | ||
| CDMA2000 1900 | ? | ||
| 3G | ? | ||
| 4G | ? | ||
| 5G | ? | ||
| Offline mode | No | ||
| Data | No data modes | ||
| WLAN | No WLAN | ||
| Bluetooth | No | ||
| Infrared | No | ||
| Camera | No | ||
| Second camera | ? | ||
| 3rd rear camera | ? | ||
| 4th rear camera | ? | ||
| Selfie camera | No | ||
| Second selfie camera | ? | ||
| MMS | No | ||
| Video calls | No | ||
| GPS | No | ||
| FM radio | Yes | ||
| 3.5mm headphone jack | ? | ||
| Web browser | No | ||
| Battery life / Talk | 9 h | ||
| Battery life / Stand-by | 450 h | ||
| Replaceable battery | ? | ||
| Battery capacity | ? | ||
| Fast charging | ? | ||
| USB PD charging | ? | ||
| Wireless charging | ? |
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- 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. - 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. - 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). - 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. - RAM memory
RAM (Random access memory ) is the internal memory of the phone used to execute programs etc.
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