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Product DescriptionThe Nokia 6225 tri-mode is Nokia’s first CDMA phone with an integrated VGA Camera (640 x 480 pixels). The phone also is equipped with a 128 X128 Pixel 4,065 Color STNdisplay with MMS capability allowing users to exchange snapshots or video clips. The Nokia 6225 also comes with an integrated FM Radio for music listening or to keep up with current affairs. Connectivity to the outside world is through a data cable or infrared. The CDMA 2000® 1X technology allows claimed data transfer rates of up to 153.6kb for applications or games through the JAVA platform.Internet surfing is accomplished with the WAP 2.0 browser. Personalization features include interchangeable front and back covers, selectable wallpaper and screen savers, and 16 chord polyphonic ringer. Product Teardown Report DescriptionLevel 3 Chipography Reports identify primary ICs, provide die-size parameters, and include selected die photos and information on major sub-assemblies such as camera and display module, but also include a full bill-of-materials for electronic components and also include price estimates for the ICs and total overall component counts. Product Teardown Report Content
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