HTC Faraday 2125

GSM Cellular Phone

Chipography - Level 2

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Product Description

The bar-type HTC Faraday Model 2125 Quad-band Camera Phone was released on January 18th 2006 as the first Smartphone in the U.S. to run on Microsoft Mobile 5.0 OS (will be upgradeable early 2006 w/ Messaging and Security Pack featuring push e-mail). There is a 1.3 mega pixel camera with 8x digital zoom and a 2.2 inch TFT LCD display. Windows Media Player 10 supports stereo music with the included headset, and audio formats of MP3, AMR, AAC, WAV, & WMA as well as MPEG-4 video streaming. Additional connectivity features include Bluetooth, Infrared, Active Sync (PC) or the mini-USB port. There is T9 predictive text for Multi-media messaging, MSN messenger, & email (POP3, IMAP4, SMTP). Personal Info management features include: Microsoft Outlook, Contacts, To-Do list, Memo, Calendar, and Alarm. 64MB of shared user memory is supplemented by a mini-SD expansion slot for additional storage. There are multiple numbers per contact name, Picture or Ringer ID, and Voice dialing. The LiIon battery has a claimed life of 4 hours of talk time and 144 hours of standby operation.

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