TV N95 Dual SIM Card Phone With TV & Bluetooth Function - Black

TV N95 Dual SIM Card Dual Band Phone with TV & Bluetooth Function - Black

TV N95

	Fashion TV player.
	Dual slide phone.
	Dual SIM card dual standby phone.
	2.6 inch display screen.
	Handwritten & Keyboard input.
	64 channels polyphonic ringtone.
	MP3 / MP4 multimedia player.
	Dual cameras, 0.3MP front camera, and back is 1.3MP.
	GPRS.
	FM radio.
	Dual Bluetooth function.
	Support Mutil-Language interfaces: English, Russian, Arabic, German, Italian, polish, Portuguese, Greek, Spainish, Vietnam, Bahasa Melayu. Package Contains : 1 x transceiver 1 x earphones 1 x cable 1 x 256MB TF memory card 1 x charger 1 x battery 1 x Chinese manual Information Network GSM 900 / 1800 MHz Announced 2008.06.28 Status Available Dimensions 100*52*17 mm Display Type TFT，262K colors Display Size 2.6-inch, 240×320px Ringtones Type Polyphonic (64 channels) Vibration Yes Phonebook - Call records - Card slot microSD (TransFlash) TF Memory - Internal Memory - Connectivity - Data Transfer USB cable /U disc /Bluetooth (voice, stereo) OS - Messaging SMS, EMS, MMS Browser - Games Yes Cameras Dual cameras (front: 0.3MP; Back: 1.3MP) Support Mutil-Language interfaces English, Russian, Arabic, German, Italian, polish, Portuguese, Greek, Spain, Vietnam, Bahasa Melayu Additional Features Fashion TV player Dual slide phone Handwritten & Keyboard input MP3 player MP4 player / record GPRS FM radio Bluetooth function Battery Li-ion battery 1050mAh Stand-by time - Talk time -

Warranty: 90 Days 

In mobile phones, dual-band and tri-band refer to functionality that allows a cell phone to support either two or three frequency bands out of the four major GSM bands, and quad-band phones will work with all four of the major GSM (TDMA) 850/900/1800/1900 MHz. frequency bands.

GSM 900/1800 bands work in Europe, Africa, Asia, and Brazil

GSM 900/1800/1900 bands will work on at least one network in most countries around the world except for some networks that only support 850MHz(ATT in USA)

GSM 850/900/1800/1900 bands will work on at least one network in most countries around the world