Mitac MIO A501

This device is equipped with a 2.7-inch resistive touchscreen display that offers a 240 x 320 resolution, producing clear visuals for its 256K color range. The screen is bolstered by features like handwriting recognition and a 5-way joystick which enhance navigation and data input. In an era before widespread capacitive touch displays, this provided a tactile, responsive interface for users.

Networking capabilities of this device are focused on GSM technology, with data speeds facilitated through EDGE and GPRS, both operating at Class 10. While it doesn't support later networks like 3G, 4G, or 5G, it includes a robust GPS system with the SiRF Star III chipset, ensuring reliable positioning and navigation.

For taking pictures, the Mitac MIO A501 comes with a single 2 MP rear camera, featuring LED flash and video recording capabilities, suitable for capturing life's moments on the go. Complementing this hardware is a suite of multimedia functions such as an MP3/MP4 player and a selection of organizational tools like an organizer and voice memo/dial. However, some modern amenities, such as a selfie camera, Wi-Fi, 3mm jack, and a radio, are not available on this model.

Connectivity is achieved via Bluetooth 2.0 with A2DP and USB 1.1, facilitating connections with various devices and peripherals. The phone also offers a removable Li-Ion 1050 mAh battery that can last up to 200 hours on standby or provide up to 4 hours and 30 minutes of talk time. Storage options include 256 MB of internal memory and 64 MB RAM, expandable via the SD/MMC, SDIO memory card slot.

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