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| Brand: | Motorola Browse Motorola devices |
| Manufacturer: | Motorola Mobile Devices Browse all devices manufactured by Motorola Mobile Devices |
| Hardware Designer: | Motorola Mobile Devices |
| Project Codename: | Motorola Hainan Browse all devices under Motorola Hainan codename |
| Release Date: | March, 2006 |
| Predecessor Model: | Motorola A780 |
Physical Attributes |
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| Dimensions (width x height x depth): |
51.7 x 95.7 x 21.5 millimetres 2 x 3.8 x 0.8 inches |
| Bounding Volume: | 106.4 cubecentimetres |
| Mass: | 122 grams (battery included) |
Software Environment |
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| Embedded Operating System: | Trolltech Qt for Embedded Linux + Motorola OpenEZX Browse devices running this OS |
| Kernel: | Linux 2.4.20 |
Microprocessor, Chipset |
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| CPU Clock: | 312 MHz |
| CPU: | Intel XScale PXA270 Browse devices based on XScale PXA270 |
| Width of Machine Word: | 32 bit |
| CPU Core: | Intel XScale |
| Level 1 cache: | 32KiB data cache / 32 KiB instruction cache |
| Instruction Set: | ARMv5TE |
Memory, Storage capacity |
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| RAM type: | SDRAM |
| RAM capacity: | 64 MiB |
| ROM type: | Flash EEPROM |
| ROM capacity: | 64 MiB, including 11.5MiB user-accessible non-volatile storage |
Graphical subsystem |
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| Display Type: | color transflective TFT display |
| Display Color Depth: | 18 bit/pixel (262144 scales) |
| Display Diagonal: | 2.4 " (60 millimetres) |
| Display Resolution: | 240 x 320 (76800 pixels) |
| Viewable Display Size: | 1.42 " x 1.89 " (36 x 48 millimetres) |
| Pixel density (dot pitch): | 169.3 pixel/inch (0.15 millimetre/pixel) |
Audio Subsystem |
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| Audio Channel(s): | stereo sound |
| Digital/Analog Converter (Playing): |
16 bit resolution 44100 Hz holding frequency |
| Microphone(s): | mono sound |
| Loudspeaker(s): | stereo sound |
| Audio Output: | 2.5mm plug |
Cellular Phone |
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| Cellular Networks: | GSM850, GSM900, GSM1800, GSM1900 |
| Cellular Data Links: | CSD, GPRS |
| Cellular Antenna: | Internal antenna |
| Call Alert: | 40 -chord melody (polyphonic) |
| Vibrating Alert: | Supported |
| Speakerphone : | Supported |
| Phone Controller: | Motorola 56000 |
Control Peripherals |
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| Positioning Device: | Touchscreen |
| Primary Keyboard: | Not supported |
| Directional Pad: | Four-way (with action button) |
| Scroll Wheel: | Not supported |
Interfaces |
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| Expansion Interfaces: | microSD, TransFlash Supports memory cards with capacity of up to 2GB and may complies with some (not SD 2.0/HC) memory cards with higher capacity than 2GB |
| USB: | USB 1.1 client, Full-Speed (12Mbit/s) USB Series Mini-B (mini-USB) connector |
| Bluetooth (802.15): | Bluetooth 2.0, Internal antenna |
| Wireless LAN/Wi-Fi (802.11): | Not supported |
| Infrared Gate: | Not supported |
Multimedia Broadcast |
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| Analog Radio: | FM radio (88-108 MHz) radio reciever Proprietary headset as antenna |
| Digital Media Broadcast: | Not supported |
Built-in Digital Camera |
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| Sensor Type: | CMOS sensor |
| Resolution: | 1600 x1200 pixels (1.92MP) |
| Autofocus (AF): | Not supported |
| Macro Mode: | Not supported |
| Built-in Flash: | Not supported |
| Camcorder: | 320x240 pixels |
| Recordable Image Formats: | JPG |
| Recordable Video Formats: | 3GP |
Power Supply |
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| Battery Technology: | Lithium-ion battery |
| Battery Layout: | removable |
| Battery Capacity: | 850 mAh |
Additional Details |
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| Related Page: | http://www.motorola.com.hk/eng/motomobile/a/a1200/ |
| Datasheet State: | Final specifications |
| Datasheet Views: | 25604 times |
| Datasheet Added: | Mar 18, 08 12:25:39 |
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