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Download Polyphonic Ringtone: Four Seasons December 63 Oh What A Night
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Four Seasons - December 63 Oh What A Night
Sharp 904 Mobile Phone
The Sharp 904 Mobile Phone is a good looking clamshell mobile phone, available in plenty of different covers. The mobile phone was announced a few months back and is yet not available for purchase. The Sharp 904 mobile phone works with UMTS as well as GSM networks. The mobile phone is quite heavy weighing in about 150grams and measuring 104 x 50 x 28 mm.
The Sharp 904 mobile phone has a 256K color display with an extremely good resolution of 480 x 640 pixels. The external display is not a fancy color one but just an ordinary mono display, which basically does the job.
The Sharp 904 mobile phone has GPRS and EDGE (at 384kbps) for data transfer between networks. The local data transfer modes include Bluetooth, Infrared and also a USB port.
Coming on to the best part of the mobile phone, which is the camera. It has a 3.15 Megapixel camera which can take stills at 2048x1536 resolution. The camera has autofocus, a 2x optical zoom, and you can also take videos at 1Megapixel res. The mobile phone although doesn’t have a great sized internal memory, only 20MB but it is equipped with a miniSD card slot.
The battery life reported by sharp on this mobile phone is approximately 5 hours talktime and over 350 hours of standby.