Sanyo SCP-8100 Phone (Sprint)

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Release Date:
Q2 2003

Released For:

Sprint - Discontinued

The Sanyo SCP-8100 is the first built-in camera phone to feature the ability to add a ten-second voice message to any picture. Users can then send the two together wirelessly to family and friends. They simply select voice message mode for any picture, then easily record anything from a descriptive comment to ambient sounds. Released by Sprint PCS, the SCP-8100 can instantly capture life's special moments with sound, as well as with sight.

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Product Specifications

Technical
Network:	AMPS 800 / CDMA 800 / 1900
Form Factor:	Clamshell
Dimensions:	85 x 47 x 29 mm
Weight:	110 g
Antenna:	Stub / Extendable
Navigation:	4-Way Keypad
Battery Type:	1000 mAh Li-Ion
Talk Time:	2.8 hours
Standby Time:	10.7 days
Memory:	512 KB
Expandable Memory:

Safety
Radiation (SAR):	(1.37 W/kg)

Imaging
Main Screen:	TFT 65,000 colors (120 x 144 px)
External Screen:	TFT 65,000 colors (72 x 72 px)
Camera:	0.1 MP / 352 x 288 px

Audio
MP3 Player:
FM Radio:
Speakerphone:
Push-To-Talk:

Multimedia
Wallpapers:	120 x 144 px
Screen Savers:	120 x 144 px
Ring Tones:	32 chord
Themes:
Games:	J2ME
Streaming Multimedia:

Messaging
SMS:	1-Way
EMS:
MMS:
Email:
Chat:
Predictive Text:


Applications
Phonebook Capacity:	300
Calendar:	100 entries
To-Do List:	20 entries
WAP:	2.0 / Access NetFront 3.0
Voice Commands:	30 names
Calculator:

Connectivity
Bluetooth:
Infrared Port:
High-Speed Data:	cdma2000 1xRTT
Wi-Fi:
GPS:
PC Sync:	SnapMedia

More Information
Website:	Product Website
Discussion:	Manufacturers Forum

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