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Brand: | Apple Browse Apple devices |
Manufacturer: | Foxconn Browse all devices manufactured by Foxconn |
Hardware Designer: | Apple |
Project Codename: | Apple iPhone 1,2 Browse all devices under Apple iPhone 1,2 codename |
Release Date: | July, 2008 |
Predecessor Model: | Apple iPhone A1203 8GB (Apple iPhone 1,1) |
Physical Attributes |
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Dimensions (width x height x depth): |
62.1 x 115.5 x 12.3 millimetres 2.4 x 4.5 x 0.5 inches |
Bounding Volume: | 88.2 cubecentimetres |
Mass: | 133 grams (battery included) |
Software Environment |
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Embedded Operating System: | Apple iPhone OS 2.0 Browse devices running this OS |
Kernel: | Mach 2.0.0 |
Microprocessor, Chipset |
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CPU Clock: | 412 MHz |
CPU: | Samsung S5L8900 Browse devices based on S5L8900 |
Width of Machine Word: | 32 bit |
CPU Core: | ARM1176JZF-S |
Level 1 cache: | 16KiB data cache / 16 KiB instruction cache |
Instruction Set: | ARMv6 |
Memory, Storage capacity |
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RAM type: | SDRAM , 103MHz |
RAM capacity: | 128 MiB |
ROM type: | Flash EEPROM |
ROM capacity: | 7630 MiB, including 6900MiB user-accessible non-volatile storage |
ROM capacity in bytes: | 8 GB (billion bytes) |
Graphical subsystem |
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Display Type: | Supported |
Display Color Depth: | 18 bit/pixel (262144 scales) |
Display Diagonal: | 3.5 " (89.9 millimetres) |
Display Resolution: | 320 x 480 (153600 pixels) |
Viewable Display Size: | 1.96 " x 2.94 " (49.87 x 74.8 millimetres) |
Pixel density (dot pitch): | 163 pixel/inch (0.15584 millimetre/pixel) |
Graphical Controller: | PowerVR MBX Lite |
Audio Subsystem |
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Audio Channel(s): | stereo sound |
Digital/Analog Converter (Playing): |
16 bit resolution 48000 Hz holding frequency |
Microphone(s): | mono sound |
Loudspeaker(s): | mono sound |
Audio Output: | 3.5mm plug |
Audio Controller: | Wolfson WM6180C |
Cellular Phone |
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Cellular Networks: | GSM850, GSM900, GSM1800, GSM1900, UMTS850 (B5), UMTS1900 (B2), UMTS2100 (B1) |
Cellular Data Links: | CSD, GPRS, EDGE, UMTS, HSDPA |
Cellular Antenna: | Internal antenna |
Call Alert: | 64 -chord melody (polyphonic) |
Vibrating Alert: | Supported |
Speakerphone : | Supported |
Control Peripherals |
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Positioning Device: | Multi-touch screen |
Primary Keyboard: | Not supported |
Directional Pad: | Not supported |
Scroll Wheel: | Not supported |
Interfaces |
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USB: | USB 2.0 client, Hi-Speed (480Mbit/s) Proprietary connector |
Bluetooth (802.15): | Bluetooth 2.0 + Enhanced Data Rate, Internal antenna |
Wireless LAN/Wi-Fi (802.11): | IEEE 802.11b, IEEE 802.11g, 54 Mbit/s Internal antenna |
Infrared Gate: | Not supported |
Multimedia Broadcast |
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Analog Radio: | Not supported |
Digital Media Broadcast: | Not supported |
Satellite Navigation |
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Built-in GPS module: | Supported |
GPS Protocol: | NMEA 0183 |
GPS Antenna: | Internal antenna |
Complementary GPS Services: | Assisted GPS, Geotagging |
Built-in Digital Camera |
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Sensor Type: | CMOS sensor |
Resolution: | 1600 x1200 pixels (1.92MP) |
Autofocus (AF): | Not supported |
Optical Zoom: | 1 x |
Macro Mode: | Not supported |
Built-in Flash: | Not supported |
Camcorder: | 0x0 pixels |
Recordable Image Formats: | JPG |
Power Supply |
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Battery Technology: | Lithium-ion battery |
Battery Layout: | built-in |
Estimated Battery Life: | 10 hours |
Battery Capacity: | 1150 mAh - Click here for stronger battery |
Estimated Average Current: | 115 mA |
Additional Details |
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Built-in accelerometer: | Supported |
Additional Features: |
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Related Page: | http://www.apple.com/iphone/ |
Datasheet State: | Final specifications |
Datasheet Views: | 141449 times |
Datasheet Added: | Jun 10, 08 15:27:07 |
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