Chinese made cellphone lasts 2 years without charging
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Imagine buying a phone, signing up for a data plan, and never having to walk near a wall charger again. With this generic new touchscreen phone from China, now you can. With a 3-inch touchscreen, a 1.3-megapixel camera, four built-in speakers, dual-SIM card support, and a whopping 2-year long manufacturer-rated battery life, this just might prove to be “the last mobile phone you’ll ever need.” It also has Bluetooth, an MP3 player, an e-book reader and handwriting recognition in both the English and Chinese language. I think it’s about time the big players in the handset market came around and tried to find out just how China men manage to churn out phones like these. Just what do they fuel these phones with? God?
Hot Spots
1.dual sim work one by one
2. Bluetooth 2.0
3. Hand writing & key input
4.Four speakers good music
5. 32800 mAh battery super long standby
6: MP3,MP4
7.e-book reader
8.Dual camera,web-camera
9.english /chinese
Features
1. 3.0 inch, , 260K colour; PX: 240×320px
3. T-Flash Card Supporting,256MB for free
4.1.3 Mega pixel camera for Picture & Video capability, 1280*1024
5. Double Stereo Loud speaker, 64 chord ring tone
6. MP3 & MP4 player
7. GPRS & WAP connectivity, MMS Transceiver
8. U disk support function to keep the information storage
9. Bluetooth2.0
10.calendar,To do list,Alarm,World Clock,Spotwatch
11.caller picture,caller Ring Tone,
12.Telephone directories: 500 groups of contacts, support incoming call with big head sticker,group ring an Messages &Multimedia messaging: 200 SMS, support MMS; can use downloaded MP3 as SMS rings
13. Schedule power on/off: support to start/close under set time
14. Alarm clock:5 groups, support alarm clock when machine’s closed, can set from Monday to Sunday
15. Games: 2 built-in common games,
16. More information: MP3, MP4, Handsfree, SMS group sending, Voice recorder, WAP, Handwritten + keyboard input, Bluetooth, GPRS download, MMS, Memory extended, IP dialing, self-designed ringtones, photo editor, alarm clock, calculator, notepad, health management …..
Specifications
DESIGNATION SPECIFICATION
Network GSM900 / DCS1800
SIZE ( L × W × H ) 118*58*21 mm
BATTERY Lithium Batteries 32800mA (87*51*10.mm 0.12kg)
color silver
STANDBY TIME About 666 days
TALKING TIME About 3-5 days
April 20th, 2008 at 2:17 pm
Have you actually tested it? Or just accepted the manufacturers specs as fact?
April 20th, 2008 at 5:10 pm
The battery must be fueled by Satan. It has a 666 day standby time!
Also, the standby time is obviously bigger than the talking time. The phone is probably really good at being in standby, and in fact may take no power at all. Lithium batteries lose their charge naturally over a couple years, explaining that there is a limit. 3-5 days talking is still very impressive, but it is not a “two year charge”.
April 20th, 2008 at 5:30 pm
STANDBY TIME About 666 days
TALKING TIME About 3-5 days
so assuming you never actually use your phone, then yes, you’ll get a whopping 2 years out of this bad boy.
but for those of you who actually talk on the phone, send a text or two, or even the occasional photo, expect to walk near a wall charger about twice a week.
April 22nd, 2008 at 3:31 pm
Syfi, you talk on your phone constantly? 3-5 hours talking time is fantastic, that’s 72 - 120 hours worth of talking on the phone. That should at least last you a couple of months, if not you really need to reconsider you priorities.
April 26th, 2008 at 6:58 pm
Sigmund, you seem a little slow.
May 22nd, 2008 at 11:45 pm
I own a “Super Battery” chinesse mobile phone, Chivak78, and I can assure you that you have to recharge the battery at least twice a week. Other than that, the phone is great, and cheap 125 USD + Postage (20 USD) in my case.