Motorola

Motorola E895

Launched June 2005

Overview

Strengths

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Weak points

  • Battery & charging0.6
  • Connectivity1.1
  • Design & display3.2
Display
2.2″TFT LCD240 × 320 px
Design
127 g51 mm93 mm23 mm
Performance
10 MB RAM10 MB
Battery
1,000 mAh
Cameras
1.3 Mpx
Network
2G
Software
Linux

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Technical specifications

Performance

Maximum Storage Capacity
10 MB
CPU Description
Intel XScale
RAM Capacity
10 MB
Expandable Storage
Yes

Design

Body Thickness
23 mm
Body Width
51 mm
Body Height
93 mm
Weight
127 g
Usable Surface
31.6 %
Foldable
No
Rugged Build
No

Battery

Battery Capacity
1,000 mAh
Battery Type
Li-Ion
Talk time
4 h
Standby time
250 h

Display

Display Technology
TFT LCD
Display Diagonal
2.2″
Display Horizontal Resolution
240 px
Display Vertical Resolution
320 px
Display Pixel Density
182 ppi
Display Features
Secondary Display
Integrated Projector
No
Display colors
256K colors

Software

Operating System
Linux
OS Family
Linux
Web browser
WAP 2.0/xHTML, HTML

Connectivity

SIM Configurations
Mini-SIM
Cellular Bands
2G GSM 900, 2G GSM 1800, 2G GSM 1900
Cellular Technologies
GSM, GPRS
Connectivity Features
MP3 Player, MP4/3GP Player
USB Version
Proprietary

Audio

Audio Features
Loudspeaker
Alert types
Vibration, Polyphonic ringtones

Features

Built-in functions
MP3 player, MP4 player

Technical index

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Prices in United States

Selected variant

E895

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E895

Camera system

Every physical camera module is shown separately, with its sensor, lens and capture capabilities.

1

Rear main camera

Resolution
1.3 Mpx
Flash Type
LED
Flash LED Count
1 LED
Camera Features
LED Flash
Sensor
Resolution
1.3 Mpx
Flash
Flash Type
LED
Flash LED Count
1 LED
Features
Camera Features
LED Flash

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