BenQ-Siemens E61

GSM Cellular Phone

Chipography - Level 2

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Product Description

The multimedia E61 bar form mobile phone is designed and manufactured by BenQ-Siemens. BenQ Mobile of Taiwan acquired the mobile device division from the German company Siemens in Q2 of 2005. The E61 is a triband GSM (900, 1800, & 1900) mobile phone with an integrated VGA camera, MP3 player, 1.8 inch 65K color TFT display, GPRS, WAP, and USB connectivity, 1 MB internal memory, miniSD slot (up to 1GB expansion), speaker phone, voice memo, built-in hands free feature, organizer, stopwatch, currency converter, and calculator. The controls for the MP3 player and volume control are all mounted at the top of the unit for easy instant access. essaging options on the E61 are SMS, EMS, and MMS for this relative light phone that weighs ~88 grams with the battery. The Li-ion battery provides a claimed 3.3 hours of talk time and 215 hours of standby time. The bar shaped form is more like a wedge with the top measuring ~19 mm thick and the bottom end tapering to ~15 mm. Total length is 104 mm and width measured 45 mm.

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