Audiovox PPC 4100 / SP230
Audiovox's first GSM PDA phone. This compact device is powered by a 400 MHz XScale processor. Features are typical for a Windows Mobile 2003 PDA phone, including a large touchscreen, speakerphone, infrared, SD card slot, Pocket Outlook, Pocket Internet Explorer, and Windows Media Player.
Specs |
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Display |
QVGA 240 x 320 pixels Type: LCD (TFT/TFD) transflective TFT |
Battery |
1,480 mAh Removable Talk: 3 hours max. Standby: 100 hours max. |
Processor |
Intel XScale 400 MHz |
Storage |
64 MB internal storage Expandable via memory card |
Weight | 5.57 oz 158 g |
Dimensions | 4.29 x 2.7 x 0.85 in 109 x 69 x 21.6 mm |
OS / Platform | Windows Mobile Professional 2003 Phone Edition |
Network Bands |
GSM: 850, 1800, 1900 SP230 (Europe / Asia): GSM 900/1800/1900
GSM 2G
band 5 / 850 MHz band 3 / 1800 MHz band 2 / 1900 MHz NOTE: SP230 (Europe / Asia): GSM 900/1800/1900 |
Data Technology | GPRS |
SIM card size | Traditional / Mini 2FF |
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Features |
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Barometer | - |
Fingerprint Reader | - |
Flashlight | - |
Ruggedized | - |
VR-ready | - |
Water-Resistant | - |
Accessibility | |
Hearing Aid Compatible | - |
TTY/TDD (Digital) | - |
Alerts | |
Extra Display | - |
Ringer Profiles | - |
Connectivity | |
Bluetooth | - |
Infrared (IR) | located on top |
MirrorLink | - |
NFC | - |
Thread | - |
USB | Yes |
UWB | - |
Wi-Fi | - |
Customization | |
Changeable Body Plates | - |
Data & Network | |
Dual-SIM | - |
Satellite | - |
Input | |
Side Keys | volume keys and up/down toggle on left |
Stylus | - |
Text Keyboard, Hardware | - |
Touch Screen | with handwriting recognition |
Memory | |
Memory Card Slot |
Card Type: SD / MMC supports SDIO |
Music | |
FM Radio | - |
Headphone Jack (3.5mm) | - |
Stereo Speakers | - |
Photo & Video | |
DLNA | - |
Miracast | - |
TV Output | - |
Power | |
Fast Charging | - |
Wireless Charging | - |
Voice | |
Call Screening | - |
HD Voice | - |
Push-To-Talk | - |
Speaker Phone | Yes |
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FCC ID | PU5SP230A » approved May 3, 2004 |