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Product DescriptionThe C1 is a part of Nokia’s economical C-Series of mobile handsets. The C1 uses a simple, candy bar format and is lightweight, weighing only 79 grams with the battery installed. As with most ‘simple’ phones today, the C1 has plenty of features to satisfy. The C1-01 has a 1.8” TFT display, a microSD connector to expand the 64 MB of internal memory up to 32 GB. It has a QVGA camera, FM radio, Bluetooth, a USB interface, and runs on Nokia’s Series 40 software which is upgradeable over the air (FOTA). It is also web capable using Opera Mini, has email, text messaging, plays music, and has a radio record feature. The phone can store up to 1000 contacts and has speed dialing.
The Nokia claims over 10.5 hours of active battery life and over 500 hours of standby life.
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