Philips 768

GSM Cellular Phone

Chipography - Level 2

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Product Description

The Philips 768 is a Tri-Band GSM cellular phone with GPRS Class 10 and Bluetooth V1.2 capabilities. It was released in the fourth quarter of 2005. It comes equipped with an MP3/AAC player, a 1.3 mega pixel CMOS camera (with flash) and is video capable, capturing up to 352x288 pixel (CIF) frames at 30 fps. The Philips 768 has a 262K color, 1.9 inch, 176 x 220pixel TFT display, 10MB of user memory, a mini-SD memory slot for up to 512MB of additional memory, and Infrared and USB data ports. It is SMS, EMS, MMS, e-Mail, and IM capable and has a WAP 2.0/xHTML Browser and Java MIDP 2.0. Other notable features include an internal antenna and the capabilities for T9 predictive text, MP3 ring tones, 64 polyphonic ring tones, flight mode, voice memos, math calculator, personal organizer, currency converter, logs for up to 30 called, received and missed calls, and built-in hands free calling. The standard battery is a 950 mAH, Li-Ion battery, claimed to deliver up to 4 hours of talk time and up to 300 hours of standby time.

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