Title A58 Manufacturer Benq-siemens Network GSM 900 / GSM 1800 / GSM 1900 Announced 2006, May Status Coming Soon Dimensions 102 x 46 x 17.6 mm, 75 cc Weight 85 g Display Type CSTN, 65K colors Display Size 128 x 128 pixels Ringtones Type Polyphonic (32 channels), MP3 Ringtones Cust   Ringtones Vib Yes Memory Phonebook 500 entries Memory Call Records 10 dialed, 10 received, 10 missed calls Memory Card Slot No Data Gprs Class 8 (4+1 slots), 32 - 40 kbps Data Hscsd No Data Edge No Data 3g No Data Wlan No Data Bluetooth Yes Data Infra Red No Data Usb No Features Messaging SMS, EMS, MMS, Email Features Browser WAP 2.0/xHTML Features Games Yes + Java downloadable Features Colors Mercury Silver, Carbon Black Features Camera No Battery Standby Up to 300 h Battery Talk Time

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BenQ-Siemens A58 Mobile Phone

BenQ-Siemens A58 Mobile Phone

The BenQ-Siemens A58 mobile phone is a very basic entry level candy bar phone from BenQ. The phone works with GSM 900/ 1800/ 1900 networks. The phone was announced last month and is scheduled to be released by the end of this year. The BenQ-Siemens A58 mobile phone weighs approximately 85 grams. It has a CSTN 65k color display with a 128 x 128 resolution. With the BenQ-Siemens A58 mobile phone you can store and download polyphonic tunes along with Mp3 tones. The BenQ-Siemens A58 mobile phone does not have a memory card slot, it only has a 6.5mb internal shared memory. The phone has GPRS along with Bluetooth for data transfer and connectivity. The BenQ-Siemens A58 mobile phone is available in Silver, White and Black. There is no camera in this, but the upside for the phone is the battery. With no battery hogging applications the talktime of the phone is 6hours, and 300+ hours when just kept on standby. The BenQ-Siemens A58 mobile phone has MMS,EMS and Emailing features along with a WAP 2.0/ xHTML browser. The phone on the old is not really bad but has got nothing exciting, with the CSTN display a distant second when compared with TFT and the lack of PC connectivity options.