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Product DescriptionBilled as the world’s smallest Smartphone, the Orange SPV C500 (also known as the Audiovox SMT 5600) is manufactured by HTC of Taiwan. Weighing in at only 105.1 grams, the C500 is based on the Windows Mobile 2003 operating system. Integrated into the phone is a VGA camera for capture of video or stills. A 64K color TFT display with the resolution of 176 X 220 is used and the product is powered by a high capacity 3.7 volt 1050 mAh lithium ion battery providing a claimed 96 hours of standby time and 5 hours of talk time. External connectors include a mini USB port, headset jack, miniSD and SIM card connectors. The phone is also equipped with IRT/R, Bluetooth, speakerphone and Java. Product Teardown Report DescriptionA Product Teardown report is a detailed product disassembly analysis that examines the latest personal electronics and provides unique construction, benchmarking, and cost data in a highly-digestible and graphics-rich format. The products are torn down using propietary methods developed at TechInsights to provide a disassembly report with a multi-disciplinary "system view." Product Teardown Report Content
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